That's because you're a native. It would be logical to assume natives would know how to pronounce their own cities. Much like you probably wouldn't be able to pronounce cities of other states but those native to the state would. :) I've lived here in Madison for about 5 years now, and even I, a native Californian, had difficulty pronouncing some of them. Just like a good portion of people pronounce San Joaquin, "San Joe Quinn" or Yosemite, "Yo seh mite."
@@jonathanhull5793 If only you knew how opposite Waukesha was to that you'd be laughing up a storm... To put it bluntly it's the conservative (/racist) capitol of Wisconsin.
I'm in California. I tired pronouncing these: oh-KAH-nuh-muh-wahk kuh-KAH-nuh way-yuh-WEE-guh wah-KEE-shuh ash-WAH-ben-nen men-NAH-men-nee muk-WAH-nuh-go min-NAH-kwah wah-wah-TOE-suh man-ni-TOE-wahk WAH-nuh-kee How did I do?
***** : Hah. Visited with big sis the past couple of weekends who relocated to Kewaunee 2 years ago. I'm selling my house in sinking shithole Milwaukee and am looking to move around there. Retired from MPD and have had enough.
***** : MKE is a frikken cool old town. Awesome fests on the Lakefront from early June till September. Very reasonable parking, plus MCTS has shuttles going from Park N Ride lots off 94. $5 round trip right up from the Park N Rides right up to the fest gates. My friends and I have been using the Park N Rides for the past 10+ years for State Fair. Ah well. I'm poor, so that's all I know. I love being outside and having fun with others at ethnic fests. There are plenty of other fairs all over SE WI, but the Lakefront is a good place to start. I've made connections and friends with the local ethnic organizations thru the fests. We pretty much just meet once a year at the fests, but it's still fun.
I'm from Waupaca (born in Weyauwega though!) A few years ago i went on a trip with a group to Washington D.C. Our bus had groups from California and Kansas as well. Calling drinking fountains bubblers was second nature, so the other kids always got confused. We Wisconsinites decided the cold, refreshing fountains would be called bubblers, and the vast majority of warm, nasty water would be called water fountains. It's amazing how much fun you can have just by talking to people who have a different accent.
The most annoying is when people from Racine (a large town south of Milwaukee) pronounce it "race-ine", when everyone else says "ruh-cine". Milwaukeans know what I'm talking about
haha. Im from racine (i pronounce it rucine) and lived in Milwaukee a decade. one thing you notice when you move to milwaukee is natives call it "miwaukee" or "muwaukee" they dont use the L.
About 10 years ago, I cashed a nice wager at Churchill Downs betting on a horse named MENASHA. I didn’t know it was named after a city in northern Wisconsin until about a year ago. Wisconsin is such a beautiful state, with just about the nicest people you will find. Well, just a few weeks ago, I noticed that Menasha the horse had a 2yo daughter running at Churchill. Needless to say, I had to make a bet...and the horse ran a huge 2nd at big odds of 90-1, and I cashed a nice PLACE bet. Yep, Menasha is a nice PLACE indeed.
This cracked me up..I grew up in Wisconsin for 18 years and we have some funny named places to live for example i grew up in Sheboygan. I just got a kick out of this. Who ever did this thanks and you should make more there are plenty of other names from Wisconsin you can use.
Texans, don't feel to bad. I live in Minnesota which means that I'm right next door to Wisconsin. Even I have trouble pronouncing Wisconsin city names.
I was born in Shawano and have always gotten a kick out of the way folks pronounce it if they aren't local. Great place to be from (except for late winter). I'm proud to be from Wisgonsin (sic). Accent on the "Bay" in Green Bay, too. Sportscasters still get it wrong. They used to put the accent on "Green" to distinguish the "Bay" cities in the old NFL Central Division. It was GREEN Bay as opposed to TAMPA Bay. Cheeseheads say Green BAY to distinguish it from Greenfield, Green Lake and Greenwood.
I never heard of them but I aced them. I watch the video on mute the first time for that exact reason :D But i'm from Wisconsin so maybe I've heard similar stuff in my life
i guess its regional. When i hear spanish names i can usually say them right, but this is because im a texan and im surrounded by spanish culture and mexican culture
Southeastern Wisconsin has some of the strangest city names. I have a friend who lives in Mukwonago, a small suburb outside of Waukesha. It is surrounded by its neighboring cities of Milwaukee, Muskego, Oconomowoc, Tichigan, Pewaukee, and Menominee Falls. Also, my Wisconsinite friend has some family in the city of Fond du Lac, WI.
Mukwonago is my favorite place on earth. The Elegant Farmer taught me there may be things I won’t do for a Klondike Bar, I’d do some sketchy shit for that apple pie.
The one thing that kills me is that there are several different ways, all acceptable ways, to spell Menomonee ...Menominee, Menomonie, Menominie. I think the best way to remember which spelling to use is depending Where You Are or how you're using it. Menomonee Falls, the town of Menomonie and there are numerous streets named Menomonee as well as a few rivers with the name Menomonee and I've seen those spelled various ways as well as the street names depending on what city the street is located in. Crazy, right?
Born and raised in good ol Wisconsin and I have heard/said them all....bubbler, stop and go lights, soar-ree, and the rest of them. Never thought I had an accent until now!
Ok, I'm a girl and I live in Sun Prairie in Wisconsin so I found this hilarious I was like NOOOO U SAY IY WRONG haha it's so funny I really wanted to hear Millwalkee (I may have spelled that wrong sorry) and hear them say the l's instead of silencing them haha I guess our cities are hard to pronounce! Ha but mine is kinda easy (Sun Prairie) but I LOVE my state and city
I love when GPS pronounces the city names wrong. Like, okay: If you type in a Shawano address (prn Shaw-no) the GPS voice will say some shit like: 75 miles to sha-WAY-no, WI. I find an odd pleasure in watching people/technology trying to scramble to pronounce and/or spell city and landmark names.
+Oliver Clark The country I live in, the word for "road" is "ulica". It's pronounced "OOO-leet-sah", but the GPS is like "turn right on [whatever] uh-LICK-uh". I laugh every time.
haha. I'm a wisconsinite living in texas and whenever I mention cities from back home people always give me a weird look and ask me to repeat a couple times.
Being originally from Cape Cod Massachusetts I can relate to this and remember not being able to pronounce some Wisconsin city names right myself. When we first moved to Antigo in 1987 and I saw the name Shawano, I used to pronounce it Shwano and people would correct me on its pronunciation and now I say it like I've always lived here.
I love my home state of WI. Here's some I know the meanings: Wauwatosa--means firefly; Menomonee Falls--first word means 'wild rice people'; Ashwaubenon--part of it means 'white'; Mukwanago--place of the bears. Every state has native names--its fun to look them up--adds richness to our lives.
@@icy6608 Some are Swiss too, but yea majority native , however fun fact Milwaukee wasn't spelt like that originally. We just fucked up the spelling because we suck lol
Wait what? No all of those "correct" pronunciations were correct. I've lived in Wisconsin my whole life, I was literally born and raised here and am still here to this day. The correct pronunciations were definitely correct.
***** "I'm not sure if you are trying to call Texans dumb but if you are that's not a battle you should chose because most of us Texans will not hesitate to prove you wrong." --Says the guy who just spelled "choose" wrong.
I'm from the South, I have never been to Wisconsin, and have never heard of most of these places, yet I got the pronunciation right on every one of them.
@Disvontrell - So exquisitely well said!!! Haha, I LOVE it!!!! And I must say, it is SO refreshing to see someone online that can actually spell, and use correct grammar and punctuation... U da man!!! (Pun intended...) :-D PS- You left out "they're"! :-)
I know a few others. Trempealeau (along the Mississippi River north of La Crosse) Kronenwetter (suburb of Wausau) Mazomanie (village just west of Madison) Stoughton (Ron Pits called it Stauton, suburb of Madison) Menomonie (between Eau Claire and the MN border) Viroqua (halfway from Richland Center to La Crosse) I'm sure there's others.
Kids are graduating from High School and can't read. The issue here isn't the names being hard to pronounce but the fact they don't know how to break a word down into syllables. Waukesha was the only one they got close to right for the syllables.
Being a Wisconsin native I never realized that these were so hard to pronounce
I know. It comes so naturally for us yet they cant say any of them 😂
IKR
That's because you're a native. It would be logical to assume natives would know how to pronounce their own cities. Much like you probably wouldn't be able to pronounce cities of other states but those native to the state would. :) I've lived here in Madison for about 5 years now, and even I, a native Californian, had difficulty pronouncing some of them. Just like a good portion of people pronounce San Joaquin, "San Joe Quinn" or Yosemite, "Yo seh mite."
Dylan Strese same
T R I guarantee you wouldn't pronounce Chalybeate, KY correctly. (Its Klee-bit)
I'm from Wisconsin, and yes, half of our cities have American Indian names. The other half is split between French and Anglo/Germanic.
Native Americans.
And then there's places like Green Bay and Appleton. Where do these names even come from?
My home town has a Indian name.
Vell G American Indians is fine too
Pyreleaf what about green bay?
only real a Wisconsin native can pronounce these places right
+Sloane Morris I live in chicago.... got them all right
Im from Minnesota and I got them all right. It's just southerners who can't say it.
Spastic Fangirl I can't pronounce southern town names at all. Like Hanahan SC.... what kind of a name is Hanahan?
Dmoneyblanco hello there doogal
Ikr
"Wakeesha" I'm dying.
Nekosmith yo waukeesha fetch my weave
jonathan hull sounds like a black girls name!
Nekosmith ikr I live there and I never realized it was so hard to pronounce
Me tooo! I lived there from the time I was 1
@@jonathanhull5793 If only you knew how opposite Waukesha was to that you'd be laughing up a storm... To put it bluntly it's the conservative (/racist) capitol of Wisconsin.
This makes me cry, I've lived here for my whole life and I can say Wauwatosa, Waukesha, Milwaukee any time of the day!
MacroBurst lol im from texas, and I tried to pronounce the city names but could never get it
MacroBurst Same
Wauwatosa is my place
they should do Alabama. we have a lot of Indian names too. Cheaha, Sylacauga, Weogufka, widower etc
But can you say Schoepke
They've just alaays come naturally to me. Gotta love Wisconsin
yeah they named some towns i dont even know but I knew how to pronounce them. idk why the "wau" throws them off so bad lol.
I'm from Wisconsin and laughed my ass off.
Same bro! But I live in Iowa because of family issues, but I love when people try to pronounce WI names.
YES ME TOO
Yessss
Same
Only a real true citizen from Wisconsin can pronounce the cities names 😂😂
yea
LpsTinker u I can say all of them correctly well I'm from Wisconsin
Or a Minnesotan...lol... We travel there enough...
I'm in California. I tired pronouncing these:
oh-KAH-nuh-muh-wahk
kuh-KAH-nuh
way-yuh-WEE-guh
wah-KEE-shuh
ash-WAH-ben-nen
men-NAH-men-nee
muk-WAH-nuh-go
min-NAH-kwah
wah-wah-TOE-suh
man-ni-TOE-wahk
WAH-nuh-kee
How did I do?
I can
That dude with the face paint was soooo high
hearing people try to say "kaukauna"
I cried from laughter and I live there lmfao
+Lilydressa the Cat : Your tears just add more flavor to those cheese spreads.
I can bike to kaukauna in about 15 20 minutes
***** : Hah. Visited with big sis the past couple of weekends who relocated to Kewaunee 2 years ago. I'm selling my house in sinking shithole Milwaukee and am looking to move around there. Retired from MPD and have had enough.
***** : MKE is a frikken cool old town. Awesome fests on the Lakefront from early June till September. Very reasonable parking, plus MCTS has shuttles going from Park N Ride lots off 94. $5 round trip right up from the Park N Rides right up to the fest gates. My friends and I have been using the Park N Rides for the past 10+ years for State Fair.
Ah well. I'm poor, so that's all I know. I love being outside and having fun with others at ethnic fests. There are plenty of other fairs all over SE WI, but the Lakefront is a good place to start. I've made connections and friends with the local ethnic organizations thru the fests. We pretty much just meet once a year at the fests, but it's still fun.
***** : Try frozen custard from Leon's. Also, State Fair is wonderful for the all the weird food. Still, my favorite is the baked WI potato.
Being a Wisconsinite myself, this video never gets old :)
I'm from Texas and I moved to Madison. I LOVE IT HERE. 4 seasons (5 if including road construction.)
We used to say Wisconsin had two seasons. Winter, and 4th of July
Yessir we got four seasons. Freezing, Humid, Construction Hell, and Football
I've lived in WI my whole 15 years of my life... never knew these were so hard to pronounce!!
I'm from Waupaca (born in Weyauwega though!) A few years ago i went on a trip with a group to Washington D.C. Our bus had groups from California and Kansas as well. Calling drinking fountains bubblers was second nature, so the other kids always got confused. We Wisconsinites decided the cold, refreshing fountains would be called bubblers, and the vast majority of warm, nasty water would be called water fountains.
It's amazing how much fun you can have just by talking to people who have a different accent.
lol. i'm from Wisconsin and sometimes I have trouble saying towns names lol.
i am to good point but this is just funny right
And trouble taking selfies witcho goofass
living in Wisconsin this is hilarious
Broseph Lupow ikr!
Ikr
Same
Hey, do you know if WAKEESHA is coming to the party?
Lol idk
My girl WAKEESA is RACHIT
HAHAHAHA
😂😂😂😂😂
Or no?
Having lived in Wisconsin for 14 years...watching this is hysterical! I'm 21 and my parents and I moved to gorges two years ago.
As a Wisconsinite living in South Carolina I find this absolutely hysterical! I am from Mukwonago myself :)
From Mukwonago as well :)
This made my day. My science teacher always got mad at us for purposfully saying "Waukeesha" instead of Waukesha. lol
I live in oconomowoc I died twice
Which one oconomowoc or waukesha
The most annoying is when people from Racine (a large town south of Milwaukee) pronounce it "race-ine", when everyone else says "ruh-cine". Milwaukeans know what I'm talking about
damn right.
+Cullen Huggard It's rahscene
for sure. just like Milwaukee is pronounced Muhwaukee or Mawaukee. I never hear a native pronounce the Mil.
Thomas Tronstad ..I do, but that's just me from North Central Wisconsin so...
haha. Im from racine (i pronounce it rucine) and lived in Milwaukee a decade. one thing you notice when you move to milwaukee is natives call it "miwaukee" or "muwaukee" they dont use the L.
About 10 years ago, I cashed a nice wager at Churchill Downs betting on a horse named MENASHA. I didn’t know it was named after a city in northern Wisconsin until about a year ago. Wisconsin is such a beautiful state, with just about the nicest people you will find.
Well, just a few weeks ago, I noticed that Menasha the horse had a 2yo daughter running at Churchill. Needless to say, I had to make a bet...and the horse ran a huge 2nd at big odds of 90-1, and I cashed a nice PLACE bet. Yep, Menasha is a nice PLACE indeed.
Wisconsin and proud :)
This cracked me up..I grew up in Wisconsin for 18 years and we have some funny named places to live for example i grew up in Sheboygan. I just got a kick out of this. Who ever did this thanks and you should make more there are plenty of other names from Wisconsin you can use.
Only a Wisconsin native can pronounce these names
Lived in Wisconsin for nearly 16 years and Texas for about 2.5. This is funny.
Classic. I am from WI & I love hearing the crazy pronunciations people come up with.
Meanwhile in WI I'm geeking out at this. I didn't think it was THAT hard for other people to pronounce them...
Ahh man, I was so hoping they would've included Chequamegon
sheboygan
+juukame Not all Texans struggle with this.
Lol either that or Eau Claire
They should've added Barneveld
What kind of Spanish is the and I live in Wisconsin
"they've got too many letters in there"
Okay, lady...
Texans, don't feel to bad. I live in Minnesota which means that I'm right next door to Wisconsin. Even I have trouble pronouncing Wisconsin city names.
I love it!!! I live in Kaukauna and my fiance is from Houston. This video is no lie. I live it everyday.
I was born in Shawano and have always gotten a kick out of the way folks pronounce it if they aren't local. Great place to be from (except for late winter). I'm proud to be from Wisgonsin (sic). Accent on the "Bay" in Green Bay, too. Sportscasters still get it wrong. They used to put the accent on "Green" to distinguish the "Bay" cities in the old NFL Central Division. It was GREEN Bay as opposed to TAMPA Bay. Cheeseheads say Green BAY to distinguish it from Greenfield, Green Lake and Greenwood.
I'm from Wisconsin!!!
Same :)
Friendship Wisconsin
I'm in Greenfield (Right outside Milwaukee)
Delta's Adventures Madison
Appleton :)
Ask them what a bubbler is. Lol
Water/drinking fountain
Dominick Carbonara *water fountain
Ask them what a time machine is😂😂😂
As a Texan in Wisconsin, this is verified. i said almost all the same shit
It took me a few years.
I've lived in Wisconsin my whole life and and had no idea these were hard to pronounce.
In all fairness i highly doubt too many people would know how to pronounce these names if they haven't heard of them before
I never heard of them but I aced them. I watch the video on mute the first time for that exact reason :D But i'm from Wisconsin so maybe I've heard similar stuff in my life
i guess its regional. When i hear spanish names i can usually say them right, but this is because im a texan and im surrounded by spanish culture and mexican culture
Amanda Slaughter same
I've lived in Wisconsin my whole life, and I've never been to those towns...but I still know how to pronounce them.
I cried this was so funny. Wisconsinite here
i’ve literally lived in wisco like all my life, and i never thought that these where so hard to pronounce 😂
They should have had them say Butt Des Mortes... LMAO!
THATS NEAR WAUPACA
Dɪʀᴇᴄᴛᴏɴᴇʀ. Leanna not really... its a lake.. Lake Butt Des Mortes and little lake Butt Des Mortes
Lol that would be hilarious (lake- Beu-da-more)
Southeastern Wisconsin has some of the strangest city names. I have a friend who lives in Mukwonago, a small suburb outside of Waukesha. It is surrounded by its neighboring cities of Milwaukee, Muskego, Oconomowoc, Tichigan, Pewaukee, and Menominee Falls. Also, my Wisconsinite friend has some family in the city of Fond du Lac, WI.
Mukwonago is my favorite place on earth. The Elegant Farmer taught me there may be things I won’t do for a Klondike Bar, I’d do some sketchy shit for that apple pie.
Why are These so easy to say. Oh wait probably cuz I love there!
Emma Vlogs same
The one thing that kills me is that there are several different ways, all acceptable ways, to spell Menomonee ...Menominee, Menomonie, Menominie.
I think the best way to remember which spelling to use is depending Where You Are or how you're using it. Menomonee Falls, the town of Menomonie and there are numerous streets named Menomonee as well as a few rivers with the name Menomonee and I've seen those spelled various ways as well as the street names depending on what city the street is located in. Crazy, right?
I died at "kaka".
I'm from Texas and this is funny as hell. Loved it!
Where's MOSINEE!? That's where im at right now dar hey!
I dated a girl from Mosinee. Susan Sitko...ever heard of her?
Mario Bruno I know some Sitkos like Pam, Daniel, Jamie and Julie.
Mario Bruno Cruzinon22s Kiss her where it stinks....Mosinee
A True Wisconsinite lol That's the smell of money my dad and relation work at the mill trust me!
+Cruzinon22s Oh I am well aware. I work at the paper mill in Tomahawk.
I’m from Illinois but I go to Wisconsin basically every day😂😂 I LOVE THESE VIDEOS!
This is funny! I'm from Wisconsin!
Waukesha is Indian for "you will get lost driving through town"!
LOL he's not kidding!
I would live to hear them try Chequamagon!
Born and raised in good ol Wisconsin and I have heard/said them all....bubbler, stop and go lights, soar-ree, and the rest of them. Never thought I had an accent until now!
Ok, I'm a girl and I live in Sun Prairie in Wisconsin so I found this hilarious I was like NOOOO U SAY IY WRONG haha it's so funny I really wanted to hear Millwalkee (I may have spelled that wrong sorry) and hear them say the l's instead of silencing them haha I guess our cities are hard to pronounce! Ha but mine is kinda easy (Sun Prairie) but I LOVE my state and city
Michael Stockland yeah, it’s spelled Milwaukee. Live there, just helping out. Wisconsinites unite!
I love when GPS pronounces the city names wrong. Like, okay:
If you type in a Shawano address (prn Shaw-no) the
GPS voice will say some shit like: 75 miles to sha-WAY-no, WI.
I find an odd pleasure in watching people/technology trying to scramble to pronounce and/or spell city and landmark names.
+Oliver Clark Try using it in another country. It's HILARIOUS. :D
+Oliver Clark The country I live in, the word for "road" is "ulica". It's pronounced "OOO-leet-sah", but the GPS is like "turn right on [whatever] uh-LICK-uh". I laugh every time.
I was born in oconomowoc! :)
haha. I'm a wisconsinite living in texas and whenever I mention cities from back home people always give me a weird look and ask me to repeat a couple times.
P51mustang19 No. Not at all. I had planned to edit in everybody's correct answers at the end. But nobody got em right!
😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
As I grew up I. Wisconsin these come naturally to me, I didn't even realize how different the words were until now!
i wish you did chippewa falls or eau claire. eau claire is the best cuz ppl say u claire.
I still botch Eau Claire. I always want to say awe instead of o Claire.
Being originally from Cape Cod Massachusetts I can relate to this and remember not being able to pronounce some Wisconsin city names right myself. When we first moved to Antigo in 1987 and I saw the name Shawano, I used to pronounce it Shwano and people would correct me on its pronunciation and now I say it like I've always lived here.
Eau claire der eh
I love my home state of WI. Here's some I know the meanings: Wauwatosa--means firefly; Menomonee Falls--first word means 'wild rice people'; Ashwaubenon--part of it means 'white'; Mukwanago--place of the bears. Every state has native names--its fun to look them up--adds richness to our lives.
I could literally pronounce all these cities when when I was 3 omg
*Laughs in Wisconsin*
Arent like all the names from Native Americans i think that what my teacher said
The Random Vlog most are, some are French/German.
@@icy6608 Some are Swiss too, but yea majority native , however fun fact Milwaukee wasn't spelt like that originally. We just fucked up the spelling because we suck lol
Rose yup!
This is officially my new favorite game to play with people from out of state
Kakawawa!
StarWarsTrains i like star wars, and I like trains. YOUR AWESOME!!!
derp brickz LOL
I live in Wisconsin and its fun watching this
What about Racine!
Ray-Seen.
EYYYYY!!! Represent! Racine right here!
RAT-SCENE
or Wausau
or shawano
This was so funny !!! I'm from California, so I wouldn't have done any better.lol
OH MY GOSH. I'm from Wisconsin and the hole video was wrong. like the person saying it before the people actually attempt to say it says it wrong.
Wait what? No all of those "correct" pronunciations were correct. I've lived in Wisconsin my whole life, I was literally born and raised here and am still here to this day. The correct pronunciations were definitely correct.
Please use the correct form of “whole” next time. : )
OMG This is the best video on RUclips!!!!! Amazing!
Texans have trouble reading, nothing new here...
***** "I'm not sure if you are trying to call Texans dumb but if you are that's not a battle you should chose because most of us Texans will not hesitate to prove you wrong."
--Says the guy who just spelled "choose" wrong.
I'd love to see some more of these
Wtf is this? they are putting random vowels in the words.
***** lol
Many unique ways to pronounce these communities! Added a whole new slant on Wisconsin
Lived in Texas for two years now, and I can still pronounce all of these places. Then again, I did live in Wisconsin for nearly 16 years.
My grandma lived in Menomonee Falls and I this is really humorous!
1:17 SHE DIDN'T EVEN TRY! LMFAO
Lived here my whole life and have never heard of many of these places I need to get out more.
OMG this was hilarious LOL I'm from Wisconsin and I know all those places.
That was great😂😂😂 love the guy with the cheese head! Go Pack Go!!!
I'm from the South, I have never been to Wisconsin, and have never heard of most of these places, yet I got the pronunciation right on every one of them.
@Disvontrell - So exquisitely well said!!! Haha, I LOVE it!!!! And I must say, it is SO refreshing to see someone online that can actually spell, and use correct grammar and punctuation... U da man!!! (Pun intended...) :-D
PS- You left out "they're"! :-)
That guy with the cheese on his head had no business being so damn happy
OMG LOLOLOLOLOL THIS IS LITERALLY THE FUNNIEST THING EVER BECAUSE SAYING THESE IS LIKE A SECOND LANGUAGE TO ME LOLOLOLLOL
This is perfect since i lived in WI my whole life until i moved to texas the last 2 years!
Great choices for the city names
Now that I'm officially a Texan, I can easily pronounce every one of the cities in this clip
lmao. This honestly made my day (: my boyfriend is from Texas so i sent him Wisconsin city names and he totally faileddd.
I'm from Green Bay, and this video just made my day! :D
I know a few others.
Trempealeau (along the Mississippi River north of La Crosse)
Kronenwetter (suburb of Wausau)
Mazomanie (village just west of Madison)
Stoughton (Ron Pits called it Stauton, suburb of Madison)
Menomonie (between Eau Claire and the MN border)
Viroqua (halfway from Richland Center to La Crosse)
I'm sure there's others.
Kids are graduating from High School and can't read. The issue here isn't the names being hard to pronounce but the fact they don't know how to break a word down into syllables. Waukesha was the only one they got close to right for the syllables.
Ashwaubenon is a Village
Lambeau Field is in District 8, Ward 33 of the City of Green Bay
What a Packer fan at 1:00... Lambeau Field is one parking lot away from being in Ashwaubenon!
I grew up in and live in Wisconsin. There is not a doubt in my mind that there are place names in Texas that I would struggle to correctly pronounce.
I would love to see people try to pronounce our Texas towns (:
I'm from Milwaukee and I live in Texas now this is the funniest thing I ever seen😂😂😂😂😂 I didn't know these were hard words to say
I grew up in Mukwonago, Waukesha county...I always like hearing people pronounce it lol...
@TheDoomSower lmao like waukesha you got me laughing over here