"אני לא אוהב ג'ינסים."

Translation: I don't like jeans.

[SZJuni]

One jeans, two jeanses

[synp]

Hey, if you can say "בורקסים", you can say "ג׳ינסים".

[elazarn2]

And one jean to rule them all?

[Dov360473]

One djinn, two djinni. Or, in Latin, one genius, two genii. Which became "I Dream of Jeannie".

[keytarchris]

When there's an apostrophe after ג is that always a "j" sound?

[synp]

Yes, with one exception.

In Hebrew, initialisms or abbreviations of one word are one letter and an apostrophe. Examples:

ר׳ נחמן

ג׳ לוין

The first is ר׳ which is usually short for rabbi. The second is ג׳ which is usually short for גברת (g'veret), meaning Ms.

So it's always a J sound unless the entire word is just one letter and an apostrophe.

[tre_mojosa]

FYI, it's W on the keyboard. Took me forever to find it. ג'נסים!