I'm from Texas, so OF COURSE I love Tennessee - Tennessee boys at the Alamo, need I say more? Anyway, I got all but two...not bad for a Texan, I think. :)
@@YeshuaKingMessiah East Tennessee has the most bullshit names possible. This has been my home for my entire life, and I still don't know how to pronounce certain town names.
17 years ago when I moved to Sevierville the pronunciation was explained like this. "We don't generally get weather, but when we do it's sevier." Made me laugh, then and now, but I never forgot it!
I’m Tennessee born and raised, and have lived just outside Chattanooga my entire life. My mom is from Grundy County, where Beersheba Springs and Gruetli-Laager are both located, so we got a good laugh out of this, haha.
My mom is from Grundy too. Had some lady ask me how to get to "Duh-shared" one time. Finally asked her how to spell the town she was looking for - turned out to be Decherd (Deck-erd) :)
As someone from Lafayette, Ga, I can attest things are not always pronounced how they’re supposed to be…. But y’all definitely have some weird names up there. Like Soddy Daisy… we just call it Soddy… or “that place we’d rather not go to”. 😎
So much for trying to sound it out. Bless y’all’s heart for taking on this nerve racking endeavor and educating us on our ancestor’s creative, perhaps drunk, choices for naming towns throughout the South. ❤️
Don't feel ashamed. I'm from Tennessee and I got barely any of those right. Except for Sevierville, because of COURSE! Everyone knows that one. Surprised you didn't put up Maryville too. Because it's not pronounced how you spell it. I once heard someone out of state call it Mary-ville, and I'm like..."that's not how you pronounce that." It's "Mur-ville".
As a youngster i thought Maryville was spelled Mare-ville. An older cousin would load all us kids up into his car, run down Alcoa Trail and then over to the "lionses" food store (Food Lion) and get some coca-colas out of the vending machine outside the store. Each bottle set you back a whole nickle. Sigh, them were the good ole days.
When I moved to Tennessee I was told to pronounce it like Murvle, when you say it out loud it sounds like there’s three syllables that you’re saying really fast 😂
@oliver dreyer Ah OK. Yes you do. Yeah, Sevierville, Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg are all towns surrounding the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. You should visit! Most attractions in the towns are tourist traps, but the park itself is GORGEOUS if you like mountains. I recommend renting a cabin or chalet.
I'm in Dalton, Ga and I always thought the "l" was pronounced! However, I HAVE heard the locals say it the way they said the correct pronunciation is, so I don't know. Then you have the REALLY country people pronounce it "Oo-dee-waw!"
I'm so glad you made this observation! I live near Fayetteville (Fet-vul) and I've always said "Frank-you-ing". I thought I had been wrong all these years!
When I have kids I want to give birth to at least one of them in Bucksnort just so I can see people get really confused when I tell them that my kid was born in Bucksnort.
La-Fall-it is what I said when I first read it, but I may have it confused with somewhere else. Because I answered Etowah when Ooltewah came on screen xD
I live the next county over from Lafayette! lol The weather people on TV pronounce it "La - FEY - et." Everyone around here pronounces it like we're discussing a certain Star Wars character: "La'fette."
I work in Sevierville and grew up in Gatlinburg. I've heard the pronunciations all of those ways for Sevierville from tourists and seen all kinds of spellings for both towns.
You can't forget Lafayette in Macon county. They definitely don't pronounce it in its proper French way. 7th generation Tennessee native here. Thumbs up if you love living in the south.
I was shocked they didn't have Lafayette on that list! I live near Santa Fe though and pretty much everyone from out of state gets outraged at how we pronounce it 😂
God i love that accent. Went to Memphis from the uk last year and loved it. Cant wait to see nashville!! Although everyone kept saying i had an australian accent? :)
I’m geeking out so hard right now! I was born and raised in Celina, TN. I live in CA now but some love for my hometown is nice! Yep. You pronounced it right at the end. XD
Hey! I have gone through Celina many, many times and talked about it to others. I never and and nobody I ever talked to about it ever pronounced it like that! We always pronounced it Se-li-nah!
I used to live in Gruetli-Laager. It's on a plateau between Monteagle and Dunlap. We used to attend church in Beersheba Springs, too. This was a neat video! May I suggest Arkansas next?
@@gamestosi9260 All my moms side of the family that are from Fayetteville to Wilmington all say it that way. But her families only been there for 250 years or so !
@@tradssalesone6334 yalls family goes back to colonial north carolina if its 250 years which that might be the way you actually say it... the english langauge is weird not to mention it would be weird/kinda funny for that to be the actual way to say it and all along were saying it all wrong
I love y'all so much! I am a Tennesee girl born and raised. Not to brag, but I knew all of them, but it took me years to get them down. What surprised me the most was the way y'all were saying the pronunciation of Sevierville and Santa Fe! This made my night! Have a blessed day or night! 😂😂😂❤❤❤
Fun video. Lived right near Frankewing most of my life. It is actually “frank-ewing” not “frank-ee-wing”. And while you’re over that way, stop in at Sarge’s and order the dirty rice with your fried fish🙌🏽❤️🤩
You missed Lafayette pronounced La-fette. And yes the F is lowercase because they literally passed a bill to change the name of the town from what the actual name of a man was.
Lived in Ooltewah (just NE of Chattanooga) for years. My kids graduated from the high school there. The team mascot is an owl. Hence, the locals call it Hooterville.
Tennessee is Cherokee named after the town of a similar name (different spelling clearly) and towns in Eastern Tennessee and Kentucky as well as Western Georgia and the Carolinas tend to have Cherokee names some are even built on or near sites of old Cherokee towns of the same name. Part part of the problem is the rendering of Cherokee and other Native American names by the English settlers, sometimes after having previously being rendered by the French, Spanish and Portuguese. The Dutch and Germans were also there as well as Scottish and Irish.
@@jamesreynolds5776 Tri-Cities, pretty close to Virginia. I've been to Chattanooga many times, usually on my way to Atlanta. Great town. There's just something awesome about state border towns, there's always a lot more to do.
It'll be interesting to see and hear southerners try to pronounce the Spanish names of some of California's cities' names aside from Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose , Santa Barbara, Santa Monica and San Diego.
This is the funniest thing I've ever seen imagine all of them trying to find these places and pronouncing it like they do to someone from Tennessee they gonna be confused😂😂😆😆
Fun Fact:When the Dolly Parton Memorial Highway was dedicated, the section of road selected was the straightest & flattest in the state,causing one Tennessee lawmaker quip that they should have picked a more mountainous road for her.
Any TN town ending in -ville must be pronounced as -vul. That will help you out with a lot of names! And I don't know why, but Ooltewah always cracks me up! We drive through there a lot, and I always have to shout "Ootawah!"
I love these videos, but I grew up with a Grandma who was raised in Celina, great aunts and great uncles who also were. We spent countless weekends in the small town, I used to go to Church there, I still visit often, I have camped and fished there, been boating there, worked near there, and even lived there briefly. No one has ever pronounced it Suh-Luh-Nuh. Its Suh-LIE-Nuh... or if you have that particularly type or TN accent that turns your ‘ie’ sounds into an ‘ah’ kinda sound, then its Suh-LAH-Nuh. Y’all got this one wrong, but I still love ya!
Omg yesssss. I grew up in Tennessee in the Flynns Lick (Gainesboro) area when they gave the wrong pronunciation of our neighbor Celina as correct I was a little irritated 😂 I was like whoa! Its Suh-lie-nuh or if your talking real fast or excited Sly-nuh.
I live in Tennessee and got about half of these. I’ve always said “Sevierville” as “suh-VEER-ville.” With the last syllable as “ville” instead of “vull.”
I literally live in tennessee and I didn't know all of these😂😂😂
Arwyn Pike dame!
Lmao I lived in Nashville my entire life, 17 years, and I don’t know 90% of these lmao
Same
I got 3. And I'm not from there.
sameee
As a Tennessean, this was painful to watch 😂
Ikr
Agreed
Yeah, I can relate, I'm from Georgia. I watched them do Georgia town names 🤦
@Abigail Shaull Do you pronounce it the way they did?
I know right
Who else is from Tennessee?
Edit: Wow I literally know and have been to all these towns y'all are saying you're from lol
Yo.
Eastern Arkansas here AKA West Tennessee 😂🤣
Knoxville!
Chattanooga
Yep. Near Portland.
Y’all misspelled Sevierville. How ya gonna do Dolly Parton like that?!
If that ain't true :(
It's Sevierville get it right
DOLLY PARTON IS GONNA GET SOO MAD
Exactly what I thought
Facts tho
I love yall, like if you are a Tennesian!!!🤗
Tennessean, just sayin'
Daisy Lafollette Me
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im from tennessee
@Rose dowling bruh I live in Nashville
As a Tennessee Native, I am super excited to watch this!
I live near Surgoinsville and Unicoi! Love y’all!
I'm from Texas, so OF COURSE I love Tennessee - Tennessee boys at the Alamo, need I say more? Anyway, I got all but two...not bad for a Texan, I think. :)
Me too Brooke! I live in the Tri Cities!!!
unicoi here near Lamar school
I live in Bristol, and have been pronouncing Surgoinsville wrong my entire life....
Olyvia Fleming me too! I live in Johnson City
Nashville born and raised and in my whole 72 years I’ve never even heard of about half those towns.
Bless your heart. ;)
You’ve never been to East TN lol
@@YeshuaKingMessiah East Tennessee has the most bullshit names possible. This has been my home for my entire life, and I still don't know how to pronounce certain town names.
17 years ago when I moved to Sevierville the pronunciation was explained like this. "We don't generally get weather, but when we do it's sevier." Made me laugh, then and now, but I never forgot it!
I’m Tennessee born and raised, and have lived just outside Chattanooga my entire life. My mom is from Grundy County, where Beersheba Springs and Gruetli-Laager are both located, so we got a good laugh out of this, haha.
My mom is from Grundy too. Had some lady ask me how to get to "Duh-shared" one time. Finally asked her how to spell the town she was looking for - turned out to be Decherd (Deck-erd) :)
I'm from Chattanooga myself! You're from Ooltewah?
As someone from Lafayette, Ga, I can attest things are not always pronounced how they’re supposed to be…. But y’all definitely have some weird names up there. Like Soddy Daisy… we just call it Soddy… or “that place we’d rather not go to”. 😎
So much for trying to sound it out.
Bless y’all’s heart for taking on this nerve racking endeavor and educating us on our ancestor’s creative, perhaps drunk, choices for naming towns throughout the South. ❤️
You realize that you know far too much for us to risk letting you leave the South now.
I’m from Tennessee and this warmed and broke my heart
Don't feel ashamed. I'm from Tennessee and I got barely any of those right. Except for Sevierville, because of COURSE! Everyone knows that one. Surprised you didn't put up Maryville too. Because it's not pronounced how you spell it. I once heard someone out of state call it Mary-ville, and I'm like..."that's not how you pronounce that." It's "Mur-ville".
As a youngster i thought Maryville was spelled Mare-ville. An older cousin would load all us kids up into his car, run down Alcoa Trail and then over to the "lionses" food store (Food Lion) and get some coca-colas out of the vending machine outside the store. Each bottle set you back a whole nickle. Sigh, them were the good ole days.
Maryville would be harder than Sevierville. I'm surprised they didn't use it.
I can’t believe they didn’t put Maryville in there. No one would get that right! (That’s how you tell if someone is from out of town)
When I moved to Tennessee I was told to pronounce it like Murvle, when you say it out loud it sounds like there’s three syllables that you’re saying really fast 😂
That and Blount County. Blount is pronounced "blunt", but a lot of people call it "bloughnt" or "blot". Those people are out of state
Got most, but I am in Tennessee.. Would have liked to have seen Lebanon. Not Leb-uh-non but Lebnin as we say it here
or Demonbruen...for some reason pronounced Denumbreun...lol... LOVE IT!
I live there
Yeah I almost moved there and crammed the pronunciation in my brain. Now I can’t say the country right 😂 also Mount Juliet.
i live near a Lebanon in Illinois and we pronounce it lebnin as well
Like the country
ooltewah is a cherokee word -- means owls nest.
well now, that just makes the Ooltewah Owls middle and highshool team names more clever than it already was, nice.
EVERYTHING IS OWL THEMED!! IT NEVER ENDS!!
Are you sure I don't know bit the language of the Muskogee is tricky
Yea I went to ooltewah high school but lived in Chattanooga 😏
Only someone who went to the school should kno that
I LIVE IN TENNESSEE AND YESTERDAY WAS MY BIRTHDAY!!!!!! This was the perfect late birthday present!!!!! 😂
Happy Birthday Blessings! ❤
who doesn’t know sevierville?😂😂❤️
They misspelled it, so that probably threw all the guessers off. They spelled it "Seviereville."
@oliver dreyer It's just outside Pigeon Forge.
@oliver dreyer Ah OK. Yes you do. Yeah, Sevierville, Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg are all towns surrounding the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. You should visit! Most attractions in the towns are tourist traps, but the park itself is GORGEOUS if you like mountains. I recommend renting a cabin or chalet.
I don’t.
Dolly Parton is from near there
I love this CZcams channel!
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I actually live near Ooltewah so I was cracking up when they tried pronouncing it.
I'm in Dalton, Ga and I always thought the "l" was pronounced! However, I HAVE heard the locals say it the way they said the correct pronunciation is, so I don't know. Then you have the REALLY country people pronounce it "Oo-dee-waw!"
I'm from Henagar, AL. I worked in Ooltewah at a stable when I was a teenager.
HEN-uh-gr(soft g), btw.
yo same I’m in Cleveland 😂
@@sallyphillips9175 I lived in ooltewah and I always pronounced ool-ta-wah
Nope on Frankewing. =) I live close by, and we use the Bank of Frankewing. "Frank-you-ing"
I'm so glad you made this observation! I live near Fayetteville (Fet-vul) and I've always said "Frank-you-ing". I thought I had been wrong all these years!
Ditto. As a native Lincoln Countian, we do not say "Frank-ee-wing"
A Tennessean here 👋!!!!!
A Texan here 👋!!!!!
I only got a quarter of these right XD
Yee tenneseans
Nion Haason I literally didn’t know any of them, except Sevierville, I was as confused as they were 😂
Nion Haason also from Tennessee if I didn’t mention that lol
You guys are so funny! Your skits are the best!❤️😊
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I'm from Tennessee, so yay!
delia omg sane and army! What part if you could say!
@@canuhbl Chattanooga
Literally same!!
I always said Celina like ce-line-a
Lived in Murfreesboro for 7 years, and that's how I heard it pronounced as well haha. Se line ah
Brentwood
Spoiled Rich
Chatty Matty Um I lived there lol, true.
There and Thompson station, the Hollywood of Tennessee
Chatty Matty I live by their
Can’t forget about franklin
😂😂 so true! I work there and this is so true.
When I have kids I want to give birth to at least one of them in Bucksnort just so I can see people get really confused when I tell them that my kid was born in Bucksnort.
isn't that in east tn?
@@bennettmorton5372 yeah.
Bucksnort is in West Tennessee
I always chuckle when I pass the Bucksnort exit on I 40
@@jmannii Bucksnort is just west of Nashville.
I live right Near sevierville and I was dying at that one and Surgoinsville!
You did not put Lafayette Tennessee in this? I don't even know how to type out the pronouctiation that we say.
Is it La-FAY-ette like the one in Georgia outside Chattanooga? If so, the F is capitalized.
La-Fall-it is what I said when I first read it, but I may have it confused with somewhere else. Because I answered Etowah when Ooltewah came on screen xD
I live the next county over from Lafayette! lol The weather people on TV pronounce it "La - FEY - et." Everyone around here pronounces it like we're discussing a certain Star Wars character: "La'fette."
Luh-FAY-et
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As a Tennessean I got Half and I think that's the most anyone's going to get
I work in Sevierville and grew up in Gatlinburg. I've heard the pronunciations all of those ways for Sevierville from tourists and seen all kinds of spellings for both towns.
Hallelujah. GO KINGSPORT. BTW: Baileyton is how it sounds. Bailey-ton. Not Bellton
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I thought it was Bayling-ton, the way Ive always heard it lol
Yeah. Some of the pronunciations I've heard my whole life isn't what they were saying.
Bristol here 👋 but Kingsport is pretty awesome
Johnson City here, and yeah it's just like it looks. Bay-lee-tun
You can't forget Lafayette in Macon county. They definitely don't pronounce it in its proper French way. 7th generation Tennessee native here. Thumbs up if you love living in the south.
That's for sure. I went to school in Westmoreland and we pronounce it "La'fette."
I was shocked they didn't have Lafayette on that list! I live near Santa Fe though and pretty much everyone from out of state gets outraged at how we pronounce it 😂
I was watching this and I was wondering why I didn’t see this before. Just realized it came out a half an hour ago!
I actually live in Gruetli-Laager...
God i love that accent. Went to Memphis from the uk last year and loved it. Cant wait to see nashville!! Although everyone kept saying i had an australian accent? :)
I’m geeking out so hard right now! I was born and raised in Celina, TN. I live in CA now but some love for my hometown is nice! Yep. You pronounced it right at the end. XD
From Tennessee and I only knew about half 😂
Y’all should try to do a video on how Northerners butcher names (ie Houston Street in Manhattan-hint: it’s not pronounced like the city in Texas).
I live in Nashville, TN and I only knew like 1 of these, lol.
i’m was so excited to watch this video! love y’all
Y’all should do South Carolina next!!!!! 💜
could y’all do a pronouncing town names in kentucky
Hey! I have gone through Celina many, many times and talked about it to others. I never and and nobody I ever talked to about it ever pronounced it like that! We always pronounced it Se-li-nah!
I live in Sevierville and I get tourists all the time saying sever-ville and it makes me cringe every time. Bless their hearts ❤️😂
Do Louisiana next
Please do Virginia next!!😀
With places like Buena Vista, Staunton that throw people off, some of the native place names are real mouthful!
I got to church in Ooltewah! I got really excited because normally these videos only talk about the main cities. Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, etc.
I used to live in Gruetli-Laager. It's on a plateau between Monteagle and Dunlap. We used to attend church in Beersheba Springs, too. This was a neat video! May I suggest Arkansas next?
I’m from Tennessee and I can’t pronounce half of this
Can y'all do Kentucky names next please
Whootwhoot! Reppin the blue here too!!!
It would be interesting to hear them try Gamaliel.
@@annawilliams9092 hahah it would
Oh yes. I bet no one gets Chalybeate right.
@@TheKyPerson yeah
Y’all are so creative and funny! Luuuve y’all!
Ooltewah high school is where I went and it’s really renounce ooh duh wah that was on point that should have put Chattanooga on here 😂😂
Yall should do NC even though most of the cities you can pronounce
Yeah like my cousins live in Fayetteville, but they call it Fedvull.
@@tradssalesone6334 wait really thats to funny i dont think ive ever heard someone call Fayetteville fedvull
@@gamestosi9260 All my moms side of the family that are from Fayetteville to Wilmington all say it that way. But her families only been there for 250 years or so !
@@tradssalesone6334 yalls family goes back to colonial north carolina if its 250 years which that might be the way you actually say it... the english langauge is weird not to mention it would be weird/kinda funny for that to be the actual way to say it and all along were saying it all wrong
@@gamestosi9260 My grammaw would say
" hit" instead of "it" , and "caint" instead of "cant". And her and mom always saying " I reckon "☺
I ❤️❤️❤️❤️ it
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I love y'all so much! I am a Tennesee girl born and raised. Not to brag, but I knew all of them, but it took me years to get them down. What surprised me the most was the way y'all were saying the pronunciation of Sevierville and Santa Fe! This made my night! Have a blessed day or night! 😂😂😂❤❤❤
Fun video. Lived right near Frankewing most of my life. It is actually “frank-ewing” not “frank-ee-wing”. And while you’re over that way, stop in at Sarge’s and order the dirty rice with your fried fish🙌🏽❤️🤩
Okay, I am from right around Frankewing, no one calls it Frank-ee-wing, at least not where I live. We say Fran-kew-in.
Yes, it's pronounced Fran-kew-in
Pa lass kee(Pulaski) and yes Frank u-win is what I've always heard.
Please do Alabama next
I love your videos! Amazing!,(even though I live in the mid west)
I'm from ooltewah so I actually found this really funny😂
They forgot Mosheim. Pronounced (maw-sime).
You missed Lafayette pronounced La-fette.
And yes the F is lowercase because they literally passed a bill to change the name of the town from what the actual name of a man was.
Wonder why. Lafayette helped us win the Revolutionary War.
@@shadypalmtree2989 Because no one in that town, and I mean not a single person, pronounces it right, if you do, you will be chased out of town.
Best Super-Bowl-Sunday ever!!!
i am happy they finally got it out there how to say Sevierville it annoys the locals here when people say it wrong
Do North Carolina!
Yes! We've got some good ones.
I got all the pronunciations right. Do I get a prize?
👍Free trip to Mississippi?! 😉
watching people try to say ooltewah was very funny lol
My wife was from Knoxville (go Vols!). She always called it K-Town, Knoxpatch, or Nocks'-vee-ill. Her dad called it Nocks' vull.
When moved to Tennessee a few years ago it took so long to accept the fact Maryville is pronounced Maruhvulle
Lol yup that's correct
Lived in Ooltewah (just NE of Chattanooga) for years. My kids graduated from the high school there. The team mascot is an owl. Hence, the locals call it Hooterville.
I live in Surgoinsville and was very excited that one person got it 😂😂
I live in Ooltewah so when they got to it I was screaming at my screen
Tennessee is Cherokee named after the town of a similar name (different spelling clearly) and towns in Eastern Tennessee and Kentucky as well as Western Georgia and the Carolinas tend to have Cherokee names some are even built on or near sites of old Cherokee towns of the same name. Part part of the problem is the rendering of Cherokee and other Native American names by the English settlers, sometimes after having previously being rendered by the French, Spanish and Portuguese. The Dutch and Germans were also there as well as Scottish and Irish.
I'm from Tennessee and I missed a lot of these. I did get all the ones from East Tennessee...
I'm from Chattanooga! Where are you living? East TN is the best!
@@jamesreynolds5776 Tri-Cities, pretty close to Virginia. I've been to Chattanooga many times, usually on my way to Atlanta. Great town. There's just something awesome about state border towns, there's always a lot more to do.
I was made in TN. I live in TN and will be laid to rest in TN. Been many places seen many things but nothing is as beautiful as my beloved Tennessee.
Do Louisiana next!!!!!!!! Please it’s so funny to see people try to pronounce French names!
They should try Louisiana names...ooohhh my word like nothing you have ever seen. 😂
I'm from Ooltewah 😂😂😂 it's always funny hearing people pronounce it.
I’m from TN and I haven’t heard of any of these except Sevierville & Santa Fe...🤣🤣🤣
Just moved here in March from North Carolinaand I’m so proud how many i got right.
It'll be interesting to see and hear southerners try to pronounce the Spanish names of some of California's cities' names aside from Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose , Santa Barbara, Santa Monica and San Diego.
Go to Tennessee from Georgia all the time with friends! Loved this!! ☺️💙
I"m so looking forward to when y'all do this for Florida. We have some real interesting places. :)
This is the funniest thing I've ever seen imagine all of them trying to find these places and pronouncing it like they do to someone from Tennessee they gonna be confused😂😂😆😆
Fun Fact:When the Dolly Parton Memorial Highway was dedicated, the section of road selected was the straightest & flattest in the state,causing one Tennessee lawmaker quip that they should have picked a more mountainous road for her.
i failed worse than you guys! hahaha! also, WHY ARENT YOU MORE POPULAR?!? you are so relatable!
I’m from Tennessee and this was so hard for me to watch😂 ugghghhhh I love Tennessee it’s the best! But this was honestly just painful lol
Any TN town ending in -ville must be pronounced as -vul. That will help you out with a lot of names! And I don't know why, but Ooltewah always cracks me up! We drive through there a lot, and I always have to shout "Ootawah!"
I used to work in Puryear. I now live in Prescott (pronounced pres-kitt like a biscuit) AZ.
I love these videos, but I grew up with a Grandma who was raised in Celina, great aunts and great uncles who also were. We spent countless weekends in the small town, I used to go to Church there, I still visit often, I have camped and fished there, been boating there, worked near there, and even lived there briefly. No one has ever pronounced it Suh-Luh-Nuh. Its Suh-LIE-Nuh... or if you have that particularly type or TN accent that turns your ‘ie’ sounds into an ‘ah’ kinda sound, then its Suh-LAH-Nuh. Y’all got this one wrong, but I still love ya!
Omg yesssss. I grew up in Tennessee in the Flynns Lick (Gainesboro) area when they gave the wrong pronunciation of our neighbor Celina as correct I was a little irritated 😂 I was like whoa! Its Suh-lie-nuh or if your talking real fast or excited Sly-nuh.
I live in Tennessee and got about half of these. I’ve always said “Sevierville” as “suh-VEER-ville.” With the last syllable as “ville” instead of “vull.”
This almost killed me I live in Tennessee and just the way they said the towns 😂😂😂😂
I’m from Surgoinsville & I’m happy someone got it right lol
I live right next to Ooltewah. We pronounce it ool-te-wah. I too am from a small town next to Chattanooga and did not know a lot of these....lol
I knew some of these!!! Mostly because I've lived there or my fam has soo that made it better😂
I'm so glad the Tennessean got the Sevierville one right lol I about died😂😂
Y'all need to one for Lousiana. I love these pronunciations video
Do more of these! They're so funny!
I lived in Ooltewah and no one ever got it right on the phone. Ha
Joshua Stephenson 👍🏽 I live in the Ooltewah/Collegedale area too. Lol they still don’t.
Woo!! Home town Santa FEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!! Shout out to the 38482!