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Sarah Harris I live in Florida, but my family is from the country-ass part of Florida, never seen most of these places, only missed one. I was hoping for Brunswick since It’s only an hour away from me.
Ages ago, an out-of-state student at the University of Georgia tried to lie his way into paying in-state tuition. He claimed to be from Winder, a short drive from Athens. The lie became evident because of his mispronunciation of the town name. He pronounced it WIN-der. The correct pronunciation is WINE-der.
I live in Georgia and some of these were incorrect. Senoia is pronounced like Sin-oy-yah. And the First Lady did get Lithonia right. Everyone there says it like that.😂
At least half this country pronounces Louisiana and New Orleans wrong. What they’d do to the rest of it, I don’t even want to know. Boutte is always fun for out of town friends.
Thank you, Mrs. Dooley who taught me Georgia Studies! I got EVERY SINGLE ONE CORRECT!!! I am both a native and current Georgian. My folks would take me on trips on the weekends to different little towns. They taught me a lot of very important stuff that I still use today in the Vacation Rental business (in Helen, GA if anyone’s interested! Lol) Have a blessed Easter! 🐣
That's weird because I have to go to Lithonia regularly and I pronounce it with a long "I", Lie-thonia. Of course, I live in McDonough, and people pronounce that all different ways. :-D
Those names are so weird but I’ve seen worse names on Long Island in NY. Amagansett, Speonk, Patchogue, Ronkonkoma, Wantagh, Yaphank, Quogue, Cutchogue, Commack, Hauppauge, Massapequa, Matinecock, Mineola, Setauket, Sagaponack, Asharoken, Aquebogue, I think you get the idea
I know Hahira because my brothers went to the Georgia Sheriffs boy's ranch there back in the 1960s. They taught my brothers how to be self-sufficient, how to garden, how to build things and put responsibility on their shoulders. It was a working ranch and an excellent place for boys to go when their family was going through rough times. They were only there about a year but it left a permanent, positive impact on them. I may not be able to pronounce ALL the names, but i am so blessed to have been born in Georgia...
For what it's worth, you can tell what part of the state somebody's from by the way they say Vidalia. Also, I grew up in Lithonia, they absolutely got that one flat-out wrong! The lady who said "Yes it is!", was right. Granted, there are people who say it that way, but generally they're not from GA. And Senoia (also lived there)! There are about three accepted ways to say Senoia, but the one they have isn't one I've even heard before. Dacula is wrong, too.
I work in Eastanollee, I have family in Hahira (honey bee festival), I've been to the gold mines in Dahlonega, and I have been to the King frog palaza (?) in Adel. Oh and The Walking Dead is filmed in Senoia!
But it is always funny if I set an address on my GPS and sometimes it correctly pronounces Dacula Road but sometimes it says da-cool-a and I always have a good laugh. If you don't mind me asking are you a Dacula native or did you move here? Personally I've lived here my whole life but I always like learning more about Dacula.
Several years ago I called the operator when that was a thing to find a phone number of someone in Wimaumama. The lady’s got mad at me and told me that place doesn’t exist.🤣
Relatable. I have family from Tennessee and sometimes the way they pronounce our ga town names is kinda funny. So I’m from Vidalia. Yes it’s pronounced Vi-day-ah, not Vi-dale-ya. So I’ve heard it pronounced vi-dal-lah and vih-da-lia.
That's because everywhere else in the world it's pronounce mar-Teen-ez. But I can't talk. I grew up in Amarillo, TX and there's a street named Montague. Like Romeo's last name. Mont-ta-gue. But everyone pronounced it Mon-tayg. And here in Houston there's a major road named Kuykendall. Ain't no "r" in there but everyone calls it Kirkendall.
@@miatinsley8465 Ok. That makes sense. Thank you. If you really want some hard to pronounce city names, go to Louisiana. I don't think anyone in this video could've pronounced Natchitoches, Cheniere, or Choudrant.
Fun Fact: In the Ray Stevens' song about the 43rd annual convention of the nobles of the grand mystic royal order of the Ali Baba temple of the shrine, they represented Hahira.
One of the funniest ones I hear for Massachusetts is the town of Worcester. Most come up with everything but it. I tell people think of Worcestershire sauce and drop the "Shire."
I grew up in Georgia and Alabama and I missed most of these. For many of these towns, you have to BE from there. A couple more: Buena Vista--NOT Spanish, it's BU-na Vista, not BWE-na Vista. Lafayette (both Alabama and Georgia)--La FAY ette, not the French LA fa yette. Ya gotta be local! ;)
@JW McCabe Down here, the locals (I have lived near both), pronounced it the way I described, the correct French pronunciation notwithstanding. :) That's the humor of this video!
Here's one for you (& I grew up two miles from it) Ochlocknee, Georgia (it's in Thomas County roughly about 8-10 miles from Thomasville). Also throw in Pavo, Barwick, & Meigs for stuff & giggles too
I live in the same county so I grew up knowing how it’s said. A bit surprised they didn’t put Valdosta or ever Statenville cause I have heard people say them weird.
We got some weird ones up north, too. My favorite hard to pronounce Pennsylvania towns: DuBois (great french name usually pronounced Duh-bwah, but no, here it's Dew boys), Duquense (Dew-cane), Reading (Redding), Schuylkill (Skoo-kle), and, best of all, Youghiogheny (Yahk-i-gain-ee). There's also an amusement park called Knoebels (Kuh-nobles)
I grew up near Senoia in Coweta County, which is another hard one to pronounce! It’s where Walking Dead is filmed. And, my brother in law is from Hahira. Born and raised in Georgia, but I still only actually knew how to pronounce about a third of these!
My late dad was from Senoia, Georgia. He moved to Atlanta and married my mom and had me. They divorced in 1990. 17 years later, he died of heart problems at his sister's home. -_-
As a native Californian, Dalonega was the one that stumped me. On a search for the highest recommended barbeque places, it took the locals in the next town over a minute to figure out what I was saying when I asked how to get to Dal-on-nega.
As a native Floridian, one of my favorite jokes is about the Yankee husband and wife who came down to visit Disney World. They come into Kissimmee and get into an argument on how to pronounce the name. He said it's pronounced KISS-i-me and the wife said, it's Kiss-I-mee. The argument goes on and and gets more heated until they drive into a hamburger place to get lunch. They go up to the counter, still arguing and the man finally said to the boy taking their order, "Young man, my wife and I have been arguing for over an hour about how to pronounce the name of this place. Would you please just say, very slowly, how to pronounce the proper name of this place?" The kid looks startled, leans forward and says, "Bur-ger King".
Being raised in Vl-DAY-A ( Yea-Go Indians) and the way Yall butchered those names I'm beginning to wonder? I notice that yall pronounce Atlanta wrong, it's At-LAN-UH.
I spent 40 years in San Diego before moving to near the Augusta area. I have never and will never pronounce it "mart-in-ez." It's 'mar-teen-ezz," like the Spanish surname. I've gotten some funny looks, but it is what it is. Most of the folks around here couldn't pronounce "El Cajon," "Encinitas," "Jamul," "Jacumba" or "Tecate" so I'd say we're pretty even.
Where’s the Georgia gang!
Grammar Nazi 🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️
Right here! Adel Baby!
I’m from Rome and Adairsville
Newnan! And I used to live in Smyrna
Newnan as well!! Lived in coweta county my whole life
I’m from Vidalia and have friends from most of these honestly, and Lithonia is 100% pronounced LIE-thonia. That lady was right to argue lol
Idk I always here people say lie thone eya
Even their "correct" pronunciation of Senoia was wrong.
Yeah, they were wrong about Lie-thonia and se-noy-ya.
Exactly. I’m from there and I’ve heard people say both “Li-thonia” and “Lie-thonia”. She was right to argue 😂
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As a Georgian myself I couldn’t pronounce these but I could do Dacula!
I’m from Duluth.
me too
Hi there! I'm from Dacula. Always nice meeting a neighbor haha
Mack Joe welp nice to see you!
So how do you pronounce THAT? Same as the Great Lakes port city Duluth: Doo-looth?
@@gus473 Duh-looth (like duh tooth)
I’m from Georgia and I don’t even know how to pronounce these words.
I live in Jesup
Niggato I live in Tattnall County, neighbors Wayne
@@brandonjenkins8334 that's cool
Same 🤣
Me too
I live in Georgia so it was funny y’all trying to pronounce Georgia names
will you get shot for saying y'all, if you're from another state that's not in the south, I'm from the north and I tend to say it a lot,
Sarah Harris I live in Florida, but my family is from the country-ass part of Florida, never seen most of these places, only missed one. I was hoping for Brunswick since It’s only an hour away from me.
I live in Jesup
I'm from North Georgia so I was dying from them saying Dahlonega
Right😂especially Dacula. I live right by there and it’s funny how many people can’t pronounce it correctly
As soon as they said Dahlonega, who else thought of the Dahlonega Mine Train at Six Flags over Georgia?
Oh my gosh them pronouncing Dahlonega 😅
My favorite. ...all my family lives in Dahlonega so that was easy but all of them were easy in you were born and raised in Ga!
There's gold in them there Dahlonega hills. I'm serious, for those of you who aren't familiar with that town. People go there just to pan for gold.
Laura Ward Yeah it’s quite the landmark here but mostly just for its’ military colleges
@@francesward2830 they really do
BUT IT'S SO EASY!!
Don't feel bad guys and gals, I am a Georgia peach born and raised and some of these towns throw me for a loop too! Lol 😄❤️
Same here!! Exactly!
Me too yeahyeah
Same!
Me too lol
Samw
What about atlanta?
Yall, it's uh-lan-uh
or 'lantah
I pronounce it that way and I'm from NY
and before you say, it's not the city, it's the state
Always called it Hotlanter
How could they mess up Adel and Hahira?
U'layana?
The black lady actually got Lithonia right.🤷🏾♀️
The production staff told her it was wrong. She could be my next door neighbor.
I lived in Lithonia a min lmao 😂 never knew I was saying it wrong
Isn't it Lith-onia or Lie-thonia
John Stinnett I’ve always said “lie-thonia”
It is definitely LIE-tho-knee-uh lol
As someone who is from Georgia i was just smiling at their attempts. I knew how to pronounce them all. I wish LaGrange (where I'm from) was in it
I am from Dacula Ga, we call it Dracula as a joke lol
Yes! Im from Dacula too!
Callen Harris tru dat. for Siri it’s either Dracula or tequila and she will never get it right
True!!
😂😂😂
When I first moved here, I pissed a guy off when I really thought it was pronounced like Dracula without the R.
How about Houston? We pronounce it "HOW-stun" in Georgia :-)
That's right!
Thats where im from XD
um?
It's a county, not a town.
@@Belpthis Thanks, I'm aware of that.
Ages ago, an out-of-state student at the University of Georgia tried to lie his way into paying in-state tuition. He claimed to be from Winder, a short drive from Athens. The lie became evident because of his mispronunciation of the town name. He pronounced it WIN-der. The correct pronunciation is WINE-der.
Albany ~ all-BEN-y
I was going to comment they would never get Albany right
Yes!!!!!
All ben ee
Yup. all-BEN-y in Georgia but AL-ben-y in New York
how about valdosta Georgia
I live in Georgia!!💛
I live in Georgia and some of these were incorrect. Senoia is pronounced like Sin-oy-yah. And the First Lady did get Lithonia right. Everyone there says it like that.😂
Why didn’t y’all do Louisiana? I bet money you couldn’t pronounce Nachitoches or Opelousas!!! 😂😂😂
Luuuuuuseanna would be a good one imho
Tchefuncte is one of my favorites.
That’s the one I’m waiting for!
At least half this country pronounces Louisiana and New Orleans wrong. What they’d do to the rest of it, I don’t even want to know. Boutte is always fun for out of town friends.
I’m from Bossier that ain’t that hard
Thank you, Mrs. Dooley who taught me Georgia Studies! I got EVERY SINGLE ONE CORRECT!!! I am both a native and current Georgian. My folks would take me on trips on the weekends to different little towns. They taught me a lot of very important stuff that I still use today in the Vacation Rental business (in Helen, GA if anyone’s interested! Lol) Have a blessed Easter! 🐣
I'm a really proud Georgian right now ,oh and I got all of them right yall!!❤
I'm a Georgia boy....Laugh out loud!!!!
That's weird because I have to go to Lithonia regularly and I pronounce it with a long "I", Lie-thonia. Of course, I live in McDonough, and people pronounce that all different ways. :-D
It's always been Lie thonia to most, but I think they mean the "official" pronunciation
And did you mention Mack Donna?
@@frzstat Mac Donna, Mac Dunna, I give up on that one. LOL!
I'm from Conyers and in this area Lih-thonia is more common than Lie-thonia although you do hear both versions.
I'm from Eastonollee and I always pronounce Lithonia Lie-thonia
Micdunnuh mackdawnuh
I am living for this video 😂 I really needed this 😂
I’m from Ludowici lol so it was funny watching them pronounce it 😂
Cairo is pronounced the samy as Karo syrup here in southern Illinois too.
In Cairo, GA we are known as Syrup City and our mascot is the Syrupmakers. But its a different type of syrup from the Karo brand we make cane syrup.
I don't live in Dahlonega, but I love Dahlonega 💛
Adrian Ayala
very nice area
I live 15 minutes away from Dahlonega and it was hilarious watching them try to pronounce an easy ga city name
Same
best 4th of july
I live in GA and I dont think ive ever giggled so much.
and i’m from a little town called Suwanee, i bet they can’t say that!! ( it near Lawrenceville)
I wouldn’t call Suwannee a little town :p
Love the way Matt says he will destroy Calli, I swear you two must be brother and sister
heard this before
Those names are so weird but I’ve seen worse names on Long Island in NY. Amagansett, Speonk, Patchogue, Ronkonkoma, Wantagh, Yaphank, Quogue, Cutchogue, Commack, Hauppauge, Massapequa, Matinecock, Mineola, Setauket, Sagaponack, Asharoken, Aquebogue, I think you get the idea
Hey Kim! Bet you got some funny ones over in North Korea!! LOL!!
Korean is surprisingly phonetic
Haha. I've been to Massapequa for church. I still struggle saying the city's name until I see it.
I see you EVERYWHERE 🤔
That looks like a lot of native tribal names.
I know Hahira because my brothers went to the Georgia Sheriffs boy's ranch there back in the 1960s. They taught my brothers how to be self-sufficient, how to garden, how to build things and put responsibility on their shoulders. It was a working ranch and an excellent place for boys to go when their family was going through rough times. They were only there about a year but it left a permanent, positive impact on them. I may not be able to pronounce ALL the names, but i am so blessed to have been born in Georgia...
For what it's worth, you can tell what part of the state somebody's from by the way they say Vidalia. Also, I grew up in Lithonia, they absolutely got that one flat-out wrong! The lady who said "Yes it is!", was right. Granted, there are people who say it that way, but generally they're not from GA. And Senoia (also lived there)! There are about three accepted ways to say Senoia, but the one they have isn't one I've even heard before. Dacula is wrong, too.
No, Dacula is pretty much right. Most people I know put less emphasis on the ‘Da’ part but it is correct.
😂😂😂 this was hilarious i love being from Georgia
As a Georgian myself, I couldn’t pronounce half of these! Haha! Props to y’all!👍
I work in Eastanollee, I have family in Hahira (honey bee festival), I've been to the gold mines in Dahlonega, and I have been to the King frog palaza (?) in Adel. Oh and The Walking Dead is filmed in Senoia!
Senoia is subjective. I’ve heard Sen-oi, Sen-oi-a, Sen-o-a, and many more.
"Yes it is😠" Love that and she's right.
Greeting from Ludowici!!!!!!
I live in Lowndes county and seeing them pronounce Hahira killed me
I laughed so hard! I'm kinda surprised they didn't do Valdosta...I hear so many people from other places mispronounc it.
You go to lowndes high school? LAne Smith
Georgia town names are easier to say drunk
😂😂😂
Yeah you're probably right
Fairly sure most of the town names were made up while the founders were drunk 😂
Do florida next!! We have some funky names
Yes yall do. I'm still trying to decide where is harder. Florida or Louisiana lol. ... at least for the south. ....
@@shithead1029384756Okeechobee is my personal favorite. But i also love Thonotosassa
@@guineapiggirl400 In my hometown of Auburndale, we have Palatkahaha Avenue. No one in our town could pronounce it, we just called it PK Avenue.
@@marmac2768 im from lakeland!! Ive been there!!
@@guineapiggirl400 Yippee!! I was born in Lakeland, grew up in Auburndale! Go Hounds!!
I live in a small town called Suwannee and I would love to see them try to pronounce it.
Suwannee isn’t small it’s in North Gwinnett
There's a place in Georgia called Willacoochee. I would know, I live in Georgia and I've been there
I'm surprised they didn't have Braselton on here lol!!! Now that would have been a hoot lol!!!!
short a
now this makes me wonder if we have been saying Georgia right?
In some parts of the state it's pronounce Jaw Jah.
ken strampe geo gee huh
are y'all sure it's not Gee-or-gi-ah? lol
I live in Dacula. It’s insane to me when people say Da-coo-la and not “duh-Cyoo-luh” but I cant judge them, it’s weird.
I read that as Dracula 😂
rainboh_is_my_name_oh 😂 I get that a lot too!
I live in Dacula too (crazy to find another Daculan here)!
Mack Joe Right?!
But it is always funny if I set an address on my GPS and sometimes it correctly pronounces Dacula Road but sometimes it says da-cool-a and I always have a good laugh. If you don't mind me asking are you a Dacula native or did you move here? Personally I've lived here my whole life but I always like learning more about Dacula.
Shoutout Senoia. I somehow knew we'd be in here.
This was great! Do Florida. We got some Native American names like Wimaumama, Thonotossasa etc
Eileen Welter same I'm from NC
Every one has native American names, but only a few have French, and or Spanish
Several years ago I called the operator when that was a thing to find a phone number of someone in Wimaumama. The lady’s got mad at me and told me that place doesn’t exist.🤣
Katrina Gamse that’s hilarious 😂
you didn't even get into the Indian and Cherokee names 😂
I was thinking the same, but would probably need a much longer video.
They did with SENOIA
Cherokee I live in Cherokee county
Grace Williams Hey same!
They did with Dahlonega also
I live in Georgia and this was awesome, I live in Lilburn, and I’ve had friends from South Carolina and Florida butcher these exact names 😂😂
Relatable. I have family from Tennessee and sometimes the way they pronounce our ga town names is kinda funny.
So I’m from Vidalia. Yes it’s pronounced Vi-day-ah, not Vi-dale-ya. So I’ve heard it pronounced vi-dal-lah and vih-da-lia.
I'm from Georgia and I still say Dacula like Dracula.
I'm from Georgia, but I think I sadly live too close to Atlanta to have been able to pronounce most of these! XD
I love how they can't pronounce Martinez. I live just south of there, and it's kinda funny when your used to it, hearing people get it wrong.
That's because everywhere else in the world it's pronounce mar-Teen-ez.
But I can't talk. I grew up in Amarillo, TX and there's a street named Montague. Like Romeo's last name. Mont-ta-gue.
But everyone pronounced it Mon-tayg.
And here in Houston there's a major road named Kuykendall. Ain't no "r" in there but everyone calls it Kirkendall.
Yep. It's Martin-ez
you should of done hephzibah. they wouldn't have been able to say that.
How do you pronounce that? 'Hef-zih-bah; Hep-zih-bah?'
@@GarrettTheViking hep-zuh-ba
@@miatinsley8465 Ok. That makes sense. Thank you. If you really want some hard to pronounce city names, go to Louisiana. I don't think anyone in this video could've pronounced Natchitoches, Cheniere, or Choudrant.
Hep za bur
I thought the same thing!!! 😁👍🏼
Yuh. I was born in Adel and grew up in hahira.
Lol I am from georgia and I can't even do it
I'm from Georgia and was stumped on at least 3 of those!!
I live in Ludowici And hearing them trying to pronounce it was hilarious
Sameee
Ludowissy; Ludo
WICKY also accepted if you are listening to the song Lester goes to ludowici.
Fun Fact: In the Ray Stevens' song about the 43rd annual convention of the nobles of the grand mystic royal order of the Ali Baba temple of the shrine, they represented Hahira.
One of the funniest ones I hear for Massachusetts is the town of Worcester. Most come up with everything but it. I tell people think of Worcestershire sauce and drop the "Shire."
I grew up in Georgia and Alabama and I missed most of these. For many of these towns, you have to BE from there. A couple more: Buena Vista--NOT Spanish, it's BU-na Vista, not BWE-na Vista.
Lafayette (both Alabama and Georgia)--La FAY ette, not the French LA fa yette.
Ya gotta be local! ;)
@JW McCabe Down here, the locals (I have lived near both), pronounced it the way I described, the correct French pronunciation notwithstanding. :) That's the humor of this video!
Y’all are the best RUclipsrs
I’m from Valdosta so I knew the South Georgia names.
The moment I read the title of this video I knew my town (Dacula) was going to be included, haha!! Love it!! :-D
Love y'all
Who cant say Vidalia? But Im from Savannah soooooo...
I'm from Savannah also.
They probably all knew how to pronounce it, but seeing it on here make them think they had it wrong all along.
Im also from Savannah
VI day ya ....L is silent
I’m from Tattnall (Neighbors Toombs Co which is Vidalia) and we pronounce Vidalia Vi-Day-Uh
They put all my cities 😂 Cairo, Adel, Hahira this pleases me lol
Here's one for you (& I grew up two miles from it) Ochlocknee, Georgia (it's in Thomas County roughly about 8-10 miles from Thomasville). Also throw in Pavo, Barwick, & Meigs for stuff & giggles too
Yeah I would have loved seeing them pronounce Ochlocknee. And what about Whigham?
Forgot about Whigham; how about Beachton maybe?
OMG yall put hoschton in there im from there!!
I used to live there! Cutest little town ever. Fell in love with the place.
I knew Hahira because of a Ray Stevens song
I live in the same county so I grew up knowing how it’s said. A bit surprised they didn’t put Valdosta or ever Statenville cause I have heard people say them weird.
@@lanesmith2853 statenville ga echols county is really rual
Hey Calli! I lived in Valdosta as a kid so I know exactly where Adel is!
Dacula High School alum in the house! Go Falcons! 🦅 And Ms. Ma’am was right with LIE-thonia
Y'all forgot about Albany (pronounced all-BEN-nee)
Krista Bowers in 89 an islander asked a group of us students
all- mond or
al - mond?
valdosta Georgia
I miss Albany!!
Isn’t Hahira mentioned in the Shriner’s Convention song by Ray Stevens?
Yep, and it's in "Eric the Awful," too--maybe others. I was wondering how anybody can claim to be southern and not know Ray Stevens music. ;-)
Now you've done it! I will have to binge watch Ray Stevens videos :)
It’s in Southern Air as well
Don't answer the phone uddun-unnun!
@@mattstutzman1662 tough to beat Mississippi Squirrel Revival :) My husband went to the same HS as Ray.
We got some weird ones up north, too. My favorite hard to pronounce Pennsylvania towns: DuBois (great french name usually pronounced Duh-bwah, but no, here it's Dew boys), Duquense (Dew-cane), Reading (Redding), Schuylkill (Skoo-kle), and, best of all, Youghiogheny (Yahk-i-gain-ee). There's also an amusement park called Knoebels (Kuh-nobles)
I grew up near Senoia in Coweta County, which is another hard one to pronounce! It’s where Walking Dead is filmed. And, my brother in law is from Hahira. Born and raised in Georgia, but I still only actually knew how to pronounce about a third of these!
My late dad was from Senoia, Georgia. He moved to Atlanta and married my mom and had me. They divorced in 1990. 17 years later, he died of heart problems at his sister's home. -_-
HEYYY I LIVE IN LUDOWICI
I have a good friend from Arab, Alabama.
Ay-rab.
Hilarious. You guys should try some Welsh place names like Llandudno, Pwellheli, Erddig, Llangollen, Gwersyllt, etc 😂
As a native Californian, Dalonega was the one that stumped me. On a search for the highest recommended barbeque places, it took the locals in the next town over a minute to figure out what I was saying when I asked how to get to Dal-on-nega.
Y'all should Florida pronunciation for Townes cuz there's some really hard towns to say here in Florida
As a native Floridian, one of my favorite jokes is about the Yankee husband and wife who came down to visit Disney World. They come into Kissimmee and get into an argument on how to pronounce the name. He said it's pronounced KISS-i-me and the wife said, it's Kiss-I-mee. The argument goes on and and gets more heated until they drive into a hamburger place to get lunch. They go up to the counter, still arguing and the man finally said to the boy taking their order, "Young man, my wife and I have been arguing for over an hour about how to pronounce the name of this place. Would you please just say, very slowly, how to pronounce the proper name of this place?" The kid looks startled, leans forward and says, "Bur-ger King".
Marty Mac
so cute!
It’s vie-day-a
Yep! Am from there.
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Exactly
I have family in Dacula, Georgia, and we have visited, and Georgia is nice. It is fun to try and pronounce Georgia towns
What was the final Calli. I mean tally?
Being raised in Vl-DAY-A ( Yea-Go Indians) and the way Yall butchered those names I'm
beginning to wonder? I notice that yall pronounce Atlanta wrong, it's At-LAN-UH.
Me too! You're 100% correct!
I know this is a bit old, but I'm glad someone corrected them on how to pronounce Vidalia! I grew up there.
Honey Due ....you are so lucky! I love your onions💕
like when they say martinez its Mar-n-ez
my cousin is in Dacula and I'm in Hoschton!
Dagobah 😂
Yesssss!!!!! The force is strong with this one!
What about Houston, Georgia? (Pronounced “HOW-stun”
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Rules to pronounce the southern towns: “No pronunciation rules apply“ !!!
You should check out some of the county names. I'm from Georgia living in Canada. I love to confuse people here with the county and city names!
I’m from Georgia, Monroe to be more specific, and couldn’t pronounce quite a few of these.
Why do I love these videos so much lol
I spent 40 years in San Diego before moving to near the Augusta area. I have never and will never pronounce it "mart-in-ez." It's 'mar-teen-ezz," like the Spanish surname. I've gotten some funny looks, but it is what it is. Most of the folks around here couldn't pronounce "El Cajon," "Encinitas," "Jamul," "Jacumba" or "Tecate" so I'd say we're pretty even.
I love like 20 minutes south of Hahira!
I was born in Cumming but went to Dahlonega for bonfires all the time!! 🥰
I live in North-West Georgia so the only one I knew was Senoia.
Holy crap my hometown and the place o live are on here 😂😂😂
My blonde friend over here is making me laugh so hard 😂
I feel so bad that I don’t know her name.
Got several of them!! Excited that I got "HAHIRA"! THANK YOU, RAY STEVENS!! (Shriner's Convention song .... LOL!!)