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In Russian to say "I saw a video" sounds like "Ia VIDel VIDeo" which just sounds stupid too. Everytime I say it I have to rollback, find a synonym, and repeat the sentence in less stupid way
The English words "video", "visual", and "view" are all from the same Latin root, but imported into English from Latin and French at different points in history. The letters "vi" are not pronounced the same in any two of them.
This kind of shit just happens with language. It's normal.
That varies by accent. I pronounce the "vi" in "video" and "visual" the same, but "view" is different.
it may sound funky, but nobody really pays attention when you say it