English words don’t end in I j u v

Oh, Sweetie. Did you listen to the words I said in my video? Or can you read the title on my video? I said English words. Bless your heart for taking so much time to try to prove your point. Sorry to tell you, but most of those words are not English-based words. The rest are only slang or shortened versions of words. Sushi? Isn’t that obviously a Japanese word? I want to help you, since you are projecting your lack of knowledge. Here is some help, Hon… straight from the Google you claim you know how to use): i = chili (Spanish), alibi (Latin), cacti (also Latin but the English plural variation is cactuses), sushi (Japanese), taxi (French, based on Latin), emoji (Again… a Japanese word) zucchini (Italian) u = menu (French), tofu (take a guess… Chinese), bureau (French), guru (come on… were you serious with this one?? Sanskrit!), emu (Portuguese… I was wrong… I thought Latin), impromptu (French word) v = gov, rev, dev (all shortened words or prefixes) So you see…. I am the one with a fully functioning prefrontal cortex. You might need to google that one. It would be good practice for you. Best wishes. ❤️

Ma'am, please stop believing you are smart as you have clearly not even skimmed a dictionary, nor have you even attempted to Google search, nor contemplate your wildly false assertions. i = chili, alibi, cacti, sushi, taxi, emoji, zucchini. u = menu, tofu, bureau, guru, emu, impromptu. v = gov, rev, dev I can't seem to find any words that end with J or Q though.