IT'S SPELLED YOGHURT-

[A Former User]

@Your-Local-Reaper said in

nonesistent

Nonexistent* /j, don’t attack m-

[Your Local Freak]

@GoldenGlare What are you talking about- you’re crazy-

[A Former User]

@Your-Local-Reaper nuh uh

[Your Local Freak]

@GoldenGlare yuh huh-

[A Former User]

@Your-Local-Reaper no

[A Former User]

@Your-Local-Reaper WHAT? UR A DUMBASS ITS SPELLED Y O G U R T

[A Former User]

Go-gurt.

[A Former User]

@tea-and-crumpets N O-

[yourlocalsanjifan]

@tea-and-crumpets hell yeah

[A Former User]

@tea-and-crumpets I love Go-gurt

[A Former User]

dont kill me yall but…go gurt is gross

[Your Local Freak]

@Poptart_Yeeter NO ITS NOT-

[A Former User]

@Your-Local-Reaper, @Poptart_Yeeter, @yourlocalkitkatgorl
IT’S YOGURT AND YOGHURT

[A Former User]

[yourlocalsanjifan]

@tea-and-crumpets what the fuck

[ry_rylie]

its yogurt. (also I put this on the wrong post

[Your Local Freak]

@tea-and-crumpets Pretty sure Jogurt is a european language spelling. I could be wrong.

[A Former User]

@Your-Local-Reaper Not really, it’s just some languages (like my native language) don’t have a letter Y, because it’s role has been utilized by the letter J. In other words, it’s pretty much pronounced the same way in English just the spelling is different because there’s no Y due to J being the de-facto Y here.