50 People Tell Us Which Word Their State Always Mispronounces | Culturally Speaking

[@samiasayed3979]

Let's be real, we all came for brad

[@user-ih4jn2lk4j]

0:50

[@jamieschechner7954]

Oh yes

[@Lugiavsgiratina]

Samia Sayed Brad who?

[@miriam9750]

Why do I feel like he does the mispronounciation of every state, despite being a born and bred and Joisey boy?

[@lumituuliainen4138]

Yep

[@johnnycheckpoint8431]

“I don’t think there is a word that we misperounce.”

[@lilminecraftergaming426]

FRICK HES RIGHT

[@JoslinL]

Leet Skeet yikes who hurt you?

[@lilminecraftergaming426]

Leet Skeet kinda rude man, it was a joke

[@bidanemartinez-huerta9472]

@@leetskeet4476 did you have a rough day

[@404Dannyboy]

@Laura Celis Actually, valley girl and vapid yoga guy are Californian stereotypes. Californians are occasionally known for being dumb. Admittedly not near as much as the south or bible belt is thought of as dumb, but Californians still carry that stereotype.

[@qmoyer]

Everyone in South Louisiana is straight up speaking three languages at once

[@hoverexe6753]

Yes sir I can confirm this

[@niclandry215]

iHoverZz YT me too

[@sandwichboy1562]

Eynowy’alldamnwellknowy’allcan’tcallusoutlikedat (sorry about that, it was the first thought in my mind)

[@wearehoomans2288]

HuBbUb Can't like because it's on 69!

[@daphnea5447]

Confirmed

[@daisymunoz102]

The thing we Texans mispronounce is, no matter how much we love it, “Whataburger”. We say “water-burger” not, “what-a-burger”.

[@wordforger]

lol. No kidding. There's also LlAno vs. LlAWno vs YAHno and MAYnor vs. MAnor. Basically pick just about any name of a Texas city in any language and balk at how the locals pronounce it vs. the way you think it ourght to be pronounced.

[@simarflores5464]

Well I don’t say what-aburger or waterburger, I say wattaburger 😆

[@gracefulslumber8441]

True 😂

[@emerald_claws]

Yeah, when I was younger I thought it was spelled "waterburger" because everyone pronounced it like that, even me.

[@numberonesoadfanreal]

Ashley C SAMEE

[@lillycamp8892]

They said: Georgia is not a state

[@emmawurst1590]

Lilly Camp IKKKK

[@BKL2TALL]

Lilly Camp I’m so glad you said something because I went back to watch the whole video just waiting for Georgia so I could say crowns instead of crayons 🖍

[@lillycamp8892]

Joseph Woerdemann Nebraska deserves better

[@MyTurtleApril]

Fun fact: there's 2 Georgias: the US state and the country i believe

[@Devil914]

Forgot it was tbh

[@blaise6553]

Yo that new York guy looks like the entire state of New York but as a person.

[@wet4372]

I don’t think you’ve ever been to or heard of any place in New York other than NYC then if that’s what you think all of New York is like

[@aadrianaad]

Annonymous Hoodie what about upstate bud

[@koenigseggagera8255]

Annonymous Hoodie Entire state? I would only say Brooklyn or Harlem

[@chrisc2920]

_its.adrianaaa_ Don’t bother, upstate is ignored by the state anyways (source: I live there)

[@magicmakerify]

The “Stereotypical” looking new yorker lol. Like the guy in RENT

[@Hit_or_Miss76]

0:59 "You gotta park the car gahdgdhdksnammmsns for some chowder."

[@RM-hl3xz]

screamorap haha

[@nutella_wewerehere]

I heard that too hahdhdhwhdhdbdbdhr Lmaoooo

[@zakiyyahseals]

screamorap I had to hold that laugh in

[@graciegriffiths8936]

I understood everything she said because that's how I talk to🤣

[@The_Limiter]

Gracie Griffiths what does it said?

[@shrektacular3878]

I don’t think these people realized that no one says “WaTTer”

[@dylanbailey1704]

Jackson Beamer66 ya like what no one goes can I have some WaTTTTer

[@peterheller5633]

We do in the UK

[@rhiannonm6022]

You're incredibly wrong

[@bethanykroemer559]

I usually say wadder, I live in Indiana

[@roasta9013]

Us Australians say “wore-dar” or “wore-tar”

[@littlemeloncoli3017]

0:16 They mispronounce "cousin" as "girlfriend"

[@janeylol3985]

I don't know how to change my profile pic when i tell you i wheezed- 😭😭😭

[@breadfan_85]

Oml 😂

[@Meme0shane]

Umm you do know more than half of the 50 states allow first cousin marriage? Incest is revolting but I swear y’all always clowning Alabama when it’s disgustingly legal in many many states.

[@footballman7565]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@justipooh6866]

Y'all leave us alone, bruh😂😩

[@wannyyydilliamsss]

Conde Nast: what is your state flower Massachusetts girl: YAGADDAPAAKTHECAAHINHAAVADYAA-

[@giancarlooliveri9321]

wannyyydilliamsss * before Condé Nast* Class what’s ur favorite thing about Massachusetts? Her: YAgAdDapAAkThEcAaHinHaddkcHoWdA

[@Caysu]

i’ve lived in massachusetts (fall river) my entire life and i can assure you i do not talk like this.

[@ApplesareDopeable]

Her Boston accent was so cringey! It didn't even sound accurate lol

[@ItsCoreyLynxxYall]

@@Caysu A friend of mine used to live there. She called it fail river and since moved to Colorado is is way happier.

[@Caysu]

ItsCoreyLynxxYall i hate it here, i really want to move but i don’t have the money

[@itskatie7114]

“There’s not a hard ‘t’, there’s a lot of ‘d’s in there.” So an American accent?

[@thebrianconran]

It'sKatie no. “No hard T” is one thing. And “we replace hard Ts with Ds” is another thing

[@MJCOXV]

That is known as tap-flapping. It's to essentially bridge the gap between the vowels where the t is so to make the word sound less dissevered.

[@TrumanStalls18]

It'sKatie 😂

[@mandieeXD]

"buddin" does not equal "button", america.

[@Kari166]

@@mandieeXD people pronounce "button" a number of ways, not just with the "d"-esque sound.

[@zwodder4424]

Maryland person here, we don’t pronounce “southern” as “southerin”

[@Lilpapito88]

Evelyn Valentine I don’t like her in all the videos, like nothing is relatable

[@nolivesTV]

Lies

[@zephyr3453]

Seriously what is she even talking about?

[@BackOutside]

i thought MD was going to be HON hahah

[@Lilpapito88]

Yes in Baltimore they say Hon, warsh, toosday, or my favorite “Put sum oul’bay on dat” LOL

[@oh9589]

“wouder” is a pure south jersey problem

[@katelynviszoki3832]

Which is equally wrong

[@peresusjacksonfan]

i dont know whether to laugh or to be mad LMAO

[@glutenfurbalicious8626]

*_W O U R D E R_*

[@TheDarkWarchief]

We say it to in north Jersey, it’s a jersey thing

[@Thatvividcolorist_]

North Jersey doesn't claim south or central Jersey

[@boofedstew9201]

He said he doesn’t mispronunciation ounce anything by say misprmouincing.

[@carolinec.1812]

wgdf999 ok

[@HAVIK_VOID]

As a Californian I can relate

[@alyssaameliia]

Boofed Stew where?

[@abrahamorozco1]

what?

[@alexpalacios4502]

@@abrahamorozco1 same. is this like a bone app the tea meme?

[@abigailroberts8421]

y’all better change the title to “50 states minus georgia”

[@sluggieduggie4683]

abigail roberts they had florida bit except the other two

[@sluggieduggie4683]

so i agree with you

[@sluggieduggie4683]

actually there is rhode island

[@sluggieduggie4683]

but no georgia

[@sluggieduggie4683]

😔😔

[@brennencharles]

Everyone: Did you eat? Pennsylvania: D’jeet?

[@RainbowDemon]

Apparently thats also a Michigan thing...

[@elocinaqui24]

A true Baltimore thing

[@7489k]

Only in MA...

[@dhanajon5528]

Bruh im not American but ive been saying D'jeet my entire life cuz its jus *SO CONVENIENT*

[@jenjohnson3886]

I didn’t know this was a thing other Pennsylvanians did

[@averyeddy5972]

Can we get people with their states’ actual accents please. Or at least a southerner with a southern accent

[@greenmachine5600]

Please! And the same for northerners and new englanders.

[@jesusisking3935]

Calling my gramma up right now for ya

[@alicelikesdandelions]

@@jesusisking3935 same. grandma's have the thickest southern accents

[@fart63]

There’s no such thing as an “actual” accent. there are dozens, sometimes hundreds of different accents across each state. You don’t get to cherry pick old people who still speak in the most stereotypical accent you can think of for their state.

[@Siigma]

No, nobody in Kansas legitimately thinks “Arkansas” is pronounced “Are-Kansas”

[@aspentree242]

Yeah seriously, wtf

[@ForeverScarredForYou]

I only pronounce the river as Are-Kansas. The state is different 😅

[@victorialee4440]

“i am CONFUSION” is it “Ar-can-saw” or “Are-Kansas” american EXPLAIN EXPLAIN😭

[@JellySLCB]

I know!! I just wanted to know what I was saying wrong and it was a stupid joke :(

[@ElinWinblad]

Victoria Lee Bwaha maybe she was hinting at the vine

[@muj3595]

The Massachusetts girl had me deaceased 😂😂😂

[@cacenwalton5286]

“Anything with a T we drop it” Oilet paper

[@leii2898]

There is a Utahn accent that isn't really noticeable until you meet an out of towner

[@NAcHO-wx5vg]

You forgot the other T at the end of oile paper

[@zakiyyahseals]

Cacen Walton no it’s oile paper

[@Erinnn3]

@@zakiyyahseals In Vermont we don't pronounce the T on words that end with t, not begin with it. We say things like "Vermon" and "ho dog"

[@zakiyyahseals]

Erin D oh okay. That makes more since

[@LosianOne]

No one in Arizona says "rodayo" that's a lie... not even in the hood...

[@joshuajay2494]

Yeah they just had to make something up for Arizona

[@zachmathis361]

Yeah I had some doubts about that. And nobody who lives in Illinois actually pronounces the S. Maybe people do don't live there? Raised in IL

[@breadfan_85]

Yep. Long time Arizona resident. Can confirm.

[@breadfan_85]

@@zachmathis361 I used to live in a village called Pueblo (pronounced Pweh-bloh). All the natives pronounced it "Pee-eh-blow." Even the Spanish speakers (it's a Spanish word).

[@greenkorn69]

Yeah, never heard it pronounced like that. L.A.'s Rodeo Drive is the only time I've heard it like that.

[@u3rae368]

I’m a simple man: I see Brad, I click.

[@NerdBuggy]

üẞ3r πÅ#ë They knew what they were doing putting him in the thumbnail. And it worked since that’s why I’m here too.

[@rachele3334]

Who is he?

[@isav5162]

Here’s all the state times, in order: Alabama - 0:16 0:53 Alaska - 2:04 Arizona - 0:25 Arkansas - 2:31 California - 0:30 Colorado - 2:48 Connecticut - 0:44 Delaware - 1:19 Florida - 1:11 Georgia - Sorry I don’t think they put Georgia in :( Hawai’i - 3:16 Idaho - 1:56 Illinois - 1:14 Indiana - 2:02 Iowa - 0:47 Kansas - 2:24 Kentucky - 2:54 Louisiana - 3:53 Maine - 1:05 Maryland - 1:15 Massachusetts - 0:56 Michigan - 1:45 Minnesota - 1:33 1:39 Mississippi - 1:29 1:31 Missouri - 0:00 Montana - 2:59 Nebraska - 1:13 Nevada - 2:16 New Hampshire - 1:01 New Jersey - 0:49 New Mexico - 2:44 New York - 3:31 North Carolina - 0:33 North Dakota - 1:51 Ohio - 1:23 Oklahoma - 1:10 Oregon - 2:11 Pennsylvania - 0:46 3:41 Rhode Island - 1:12 South Carolina - 1:08 South Dakota - 1:40 Tennessee - 0:21 Texas - 1:27 Utah - 0:37 Vermont - 2:39 Virginia - 1:59 Washington - 3:06 West Virginia - 0:28 Wisconsin - 1:35 Wyoming - 0:42

[@chrishewgs6180]

Isa V Jesus u got time on ur hands

[@isav5162]

Chrys H apparently so 🤷‍♀️😂

[@shrimp9357]

THANK U

[@josepadilla5620]

Isa V thank u

[@gracie6768]

Isa V They really forgot Georgia I clicked on this video just to see my state and its not even in there 😔

[@user-xs2jo2yb8w]

also in louisiana people don’t say “ask” they say “ax”

[@that_cajun_boi4401]

we also sha

[@Glamborghini04]

We don’t say a lot of words correctly

[@alliefurr3673]

haha factsss

[@jsphat81]

Also in NYC

[@izukumidorya3635]

People pronounce toutcheque wrong. That's my last name and mant ppl call me toot-cheek.

[@litzy7135]

so y’all just gonna forget Georgia smh

[@laurynnicole8712]

Every state except lmao

[@theloneyank]

Every time man

[@tannerdamm7087]

I know it is so annoying

[@ap6218]

We stay forgotten

[@noahbartlone7613]

I was legit scrolling down to find someone who recognized lol

[@larissasteinhauser8296]

I'm only here for Brad Leone's "wourder"

[@bbgymnast7510]

Ok the Maryland lady doesn’t know wtf she’s talking about in any of these videos

[@BeezusCripes]

Brett Bowling exactly, I live in Maryland and have never heard anyone human being talk like that

[@CattoGaming]

The Pennsylvania girl I cannot relate to her we relate to New jersey. I just say east and west philly for accents east is New jersey mix new york. West is Idk??

[@sarahhill2819]

Yeah human beings don’t speak like that here

[@dylpicklep98dnp]

Marylander born and raise. Been up and down the state, never in my life have a heard someone say southern that way!!!!

[@amber8573]

Brett Bowling that’s what I’m saying who says says it like that😂😂

[@SRLovesPandas1]

Californian: i don’t think we mispronounce words me, a native Spanish speaker: how do you say Los Angeles?

[@insomniac760]

Los Angeles: Loss-and-gel-list

[@Dunnowhocares]

And soooooo many streets/neighborhoods. "ThE CoRreCt PrOnOuNcIaTiON iS SaN PeEdRo" I highly doubt the Spanish pronounced the name Pedro pee-dro....

[@nanochic]

@David Bellis-Bennett right, shows the mispronunciation lmao.

[@gayinred9861]

Loss-angell-as

[@ana-yd7xx]

lôs an ge lês (not a spanish speaker but a portuguese speaker

[@erikaallen9595]

“Did you eat?” -> “Jeet?” I love that.

[@lillypieisme]

Same in New Jersey and New York. 🤣

[@abebehm365]

Its deffinatly not a thing in PA

[@AdamToner]

“What do your states pronounce wrong” Massachusetts: 0:59 *speaks a different language*

[@cynthiataylor955]

Right that's not even how the majority of the people in Massachusetts speak.

[@reinapanda6852]

Yaaa naw man i lived in ri for a bit and them people really sound like that its crazy

[@evan4905]

1:14 _"sou ther in"_ can always count on this girl to disappoint every marylander

[@peculiarcandlestick]

IKR WHO SAYS THAT-

[@catherineward4793]

YES

[@tired247]

this lady is actually the worst 💀💀

[@tired247]

and what sucks even more is the fact that every single state gets at least one new person every episode, however us Marylanders get the same boring woman

[@JackChristenson]

yeah same with Nebraska

[@TheWinterStorm]

0:33 This NC dude is such a mood. We stan.

[@taylorsv93]

I swear md people don’t pronounce southern like that.

[@nardosarts]

Right i was so confused lmao

[@ed3545]

We don't.

[@UnidentifiedMorgue]

Sarah Taylor Honestly if you’re Maryland you pronounce anything how you feel like it

[@nothing9071]

Literally nobody does that here 🤦

[@LK-zc9ho]

Sarah Taylor RIGHT

[@deliciacrews7212]

I- NO ONE PRONOUNCES SOUTHERN LIKE THAT IN MARYLAND

[@kaylaleonard6467]

AkumiNari facts😂

[@x.damira.x]

Riggghtt I always hate her answers 😂

[@s3lf1shsyan1d3]

And no one pronounces Washington like that in Washington!

[@jeremiahrios913]

Factssss

[@bigboiiyogi3264]

I know I’m not the only one that prounces Maryland like (Murrl-and), instead of (Mare-land)

[@triscuitbiscuit]

Most of these are not mispronunciations. They are accents.

[@thetaloncraft]

The amount of poeple I hear say oreGONE instead of oregon (it pronounced or-re-ginn

[@vexinno3308]

That Maryland lady doesn’t know what she is talking about. I live in Maryland and no one I have ever met pronounces it “southeren”

[@marigold910]

Goldenking5712 Xbox she’s always letting us down smdh

[@vivsagworld246]

i’m starting to think the MD girl literally doesn’t live in MD

[@oliviatiwaladeadedokun2929]

Lovely words

[@sydrielle]

@@vivsagworld246 lol right

[@nanochic]

@@vivsagworld246 must live in a very specific part of Maryland.

[@CatherinewithaC]

Since y’all missed Georgia, I’m gonna give you an answer. In Georgia there’s a town called Cairo but it’s pronounced Cay-ro. Also no one says “AtlanTa” it’s more like “Atlanna”

[@crimsonszero]

That’s facts.

[@alexisfrancis18]

Illinois pronounces our Cairo the same way!

[@TentenchiAMVs]

And double Ts are pronounced as double Ds. T's are nearly dropped when they are at the end or middle of a word. Also, window may be pronounced as "wenda" or yellow as "yella." =)

[@clydemacbrayer7279]

Don’t forget ‘tomaters’

[@twaynewade2544]

I'll one up you. In Ohio there's a town called Russia but pronounced Roo-she.

[@valksasss]

Alabama : instead of *girlfriend* we pronounce it *sister*

[@kerrij.6565]

😂🤣

[@user-in4iz9yo9e]

lmao

[@PusheenPoprocksIsTired]

lol I burst out laughing when I read this

[@zakiyyahseals]

5,000 subscribers with no videos? See. I would be mad but that was actually funny

[@katieferguson3161]

or cousin

[@jaylenrichardson6404]

i died when he said Herbert is “AyE-bEaR” and Richard is “ReE-sHarD” 😭😭

[@S0otitan13]

@Salaminized Yup, the names Richard and Hébert are pretty common in French!

[@olive.i.a]

He’s so spot on though

[@ryanding7384]

bruh, i had a teacher named ms.herbert. I swear it took me a month to pronounce it right.

[@peepeepoopoo4486]

Yeah... what’s wrong with that

[@letsbreathetheair]

HÉBERT is actually my last name and I’ve been dealing with this my entire life outside of louisiana

[@gibby_the_loser4798]

As a Floridan, we do not claim the Florida girl.

[@abib5879]

Thank you, lousisana can take her

[@gabriellethibodeaux5544]

abi b why y’all always hating on Louisiana 😂😂 a very few percent of us sound hill billyish

[@victoriapadilla1410]

because she says caramel right?

[@hjjangu]

no we dont

[@abib5879]

@@gabriellethibodeaux5544 It was just a joke.... Sorry bro..

[@addisonwillis46]

“SaLmon” Nah, I think that’s just you.

[@Rickie_Speed]

Addison Willis yeah I’ve never heard anyone say that lol

[@brettthemistake5517]

It’s the rural part of the state that I hear it in

[@zachmathis361]

Born and raised in IL, throughout the state, and have NEVER heard of someone who pronounced the L in salmon

[@Rickie_Speed]

Brett The Mistake I was born in raised in So ILL and I’ve never heard it lol. I hear winder and worsh all the time though. It’s mostly the older people. My grandma says all those and switched flower for “flar”

[@justjoihere]

A lot of people in Chicago do pronounce the L. A lot.

[@riahtherainbowgiraffetree6497]

Just the way she talked about pidgin and then when she actually spoke it, you could tell they chose the right person

[@LeeCDylan]

Waited for Colorado to talk about us saying "moun-an" and they did not disappoint

[@Beanloser622]

i didnt even realize thats how i pronounced it until this video. lol

[@arielh.9878]

@@Beanloser622 same. I watched the video and he said button and mountain I realized I say them both wrong.

[@ILoveYou1a2a3shoo]

Utah too):

[@peterstrahm649]

I live in Missouri and I say mou-an instead of mountain and bu-an instead of button

[@marcusrichard9301]

let's be real, everyone says mounan

[@annaobrien7323]

As a Floridian, we do not claim the Florida girl. We pass her on to the Californians.

[@samantha.hernandez09]

After a big discussion, we have decided to humbly declined her. Pass her in the alabamians. (I think that's how I spell it idk)

[@reginafromrio]

Hey!!! 😅 That's no fair!

[@okamiexe1501]

The Californian: There's no word that we mispromounths (Edit): Woah this is my most liked comment XD... strange...

[@timferris1478]

Shadowtyger Gaming the California dude is so cringy and I’m a Californian

[@wt.yt1]

Shadowtyger Gaming bruh you just changed the ending, he said mispronounce

[@zhvanetsky9814]

They pronounce Illinois with the s, Wesconsin

[@shamrocklobster]

Yosh Zhva I have never heard anyone above the age of 7 say Illinois with the s

[@L.Peacock]

Yosh Zhva we don’t, at least in Northern California

[@jessicaagsalda9917]

As someone born, raised and currently living in Hawaii, I'm thoroughly disappointed you chose a white lady with a very bad pidgin accent to represent Hawaii. 😔🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️#fail

[@holydoughnut9626]

That accent made me cringe quite a bit, it was so off 💀

[@Chakura]

I know!!! It sounds like a horrible kiwi accent. Don't know why they couldn't actually get someone who is born and raised there

[@Kavurcen]

Super painful to listen to omfg

[@smileegaomiso]

Chakura Kinda funny since that girl was born and raised in Hawaii lol.

[@tristinnn22]

smileegaomiso but she’s not hawaiian ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@donnienottello]

I don’t know if this is just a Midwest thing but you don’t say “for” you say “fer” and you don’t say “yours” you say “yers”

[@aleighagutierrez3091]

I live in Mississippi and that’s how we talk and fixin. Like I’m fixin to leave😂

[@barefootnorthphoto7055]

YES I DO THAT

[@gabesmith2234]

aleigha “ha ha I do thattt”

[@aleighagutierrez3091]

Movie Hype Central im hysterical.

[@gabesmith2234]

aleigha very

[@1969MARKETING]

I grew up in Texas and I'll never forget the first time I went to New York City. I literally had a crowd of local people talking to me because they thought I sounded funny. It might have been the biggest group of loud and obnoxious people i've ever encountered.

[@genericasianperson6405]

Had the same thing happen to me down in Oklahoma and Texas except I was a new Yorker. think it just happens for everyone who goes to a place with a different accent

[@camrynd9127]

no one: the californian: "I don't think there is a word we mispropounse"

[@tonyattardo9350]

Do they have a word though?

[@abigaila7851]

I'm Californian. I mispronounce aunt, caramel, crayon... I could go on. We mispronounce a lot.

[@patzmaru98]

LOL I caught that

[@wqfflesyrup8740]

pronunciation is a word californians mispronounce

[@quill404]

Abigail A I’m Californian too, but all those words you listed are said differently by everyone

[@crazyboutbacon]

When the guy was like “we mispronounce Nevada” then Nevada said the correct way to pronounce it is the way that we say it 😂😂

[@user-uw8dn7db1l]

that1kidsyd Fr

[@kae5642]

yeah, no one says *mountain* right. we don’t have time to pronounce the “t”. too busy looking at em.

[@serasilva8214]

I say mountain most of the time, unless I'm speaking quickly.

[@leii2898]

The utah dude forgot to say that we don't say mountain right either. Its like, saying mou and then in.

[@kitcat7136]

obviously, in New York, we mispronounce coffee so that it becomes, "caw-fe"

[@larsamadeus]

cwoffee is how i hear it... lol

[@shania.-.]

Lmao I never noticed I said caw-fe 😭

[@daylisiacastro2086]

Bro so I’ve been pronouncing it wrong??

[@bub927]

And "water" y'all say "wahta"

[@amoscaul3264]

Exact thing I said.

[@DairangerSentai7]

"I don't think there is a word we mispronounce." 0:32 that's such a Californian thing to say.

[@breadfan_85]

It's true though 🤷‍♂️

[@caaa825]

Exactly we're perfect

[@giovanniherrera6037]

It’s been the standard accent for a while now but it’s probably supposed to or your

[@trevorwilson6683]

Brad Miller he mispronounces “mispronounce” when he says it. 🤦‍♂️

[@trevorwilson6683]

Troy Bolton he mispronounces “mispronounce” when he says it. 🤦‍♂️

[@mirandaa6551]

me, a Californian: huh, I wonder what word I’m mispronouncing the Californian: I don’t think there is a word we mispronounce me: aight then

[@ShroomsInLocker]

Lol we gotem

[@hahabhavsbdbd3078]

that’s true, but we probably do we just don’t realize it

[@SonnoMaku]

That was a very Californian answer he gave too.

[@usouljah297]

@@SonnoMaku agreed. Lol

[@razziechkn]

Aight-

[@adelinejames9736]

Utah guy: A lot of words in Utah r pretty straightforward Me, a Utahn: *stares in mou’in*

[@trinityfrank2526]

Literally commented about that. Here here, fellow mou'nner

[@joeysephozzywald1487]

Let's just chill and go to the foun'in in Lay'on

[@decrescendo423]

Hurri-kin.... I don't care if it's the town's name... still boggles my mind.

[@campercarson]

Meanwhile tooele and hooper exist

[@jaylea8204]

And hunin and fishin

[@anemicangusbeef]

no one: sims when you leave them alone for too long: 0:59

[@candicew.6969]

I'm convinced that chick has never lived in Maryland...

[@cpd182js]

Or Merlin... instead of Maryland

[@readhpp]

Maryland is murlan Two is tu

[@catherineward4793]

YES

[@adri.a15]

“Baldimore” would’ve been a better option. Never have I EVER heard someone pronounce “southern” like that

[@emilymerriken4826]

Also some parts of Maryland pronounce water like New Jersey did

[@nickyisicky]

Cincinnatians tend to say “please” instead of “excuse me” when asking people to repeat themselves.

[@hirokomitsuu]

We do? I usually say "whatchu say?" And when someone says "please" I'm like "please what XD I don't have anything for you ma'am XD" So if you say "please" as a way of saying "excuse me" you will tend to stun Cincinnatians out of confusion XD

[@youreyezonlyss]

Swear 🥴🤣

[@bluetrapp9502]

That would confuse me so much lol. If someone just said "please?" To me out of context I'd be like uh... can I help you?

[@evandalton6145]

I say pardon?

[@deebee9192]

Koda T It’s not so out of the blue like that lol. If you needed someone to repeat themselves then you would just say, “please?” And probably gesture to your ear or something lol.

[@thedazzler8566]

get rid of the "Maryland" lady, she has no idea what she's talking about in any of these videos

[@Technodoki]

The Dazzler seriously.

[@world7033]

Yeah, and same with the Wyoming lady she skipped everything!

[@summergarcia420]

The Dazzler all of the Marylanders don’t like her 😔

[@breakfast5725]

Eden Lewis yes thank you! 100%

[@barefootnorthphoto7055]

Neither does the michigander 🙄

[@Jocelyn._sm]

They didn’t put in Georgia. In Georgia they don’t say the ‘t’s in Atlanta

[@caprisunlover4732]

🤦‍♀️ikr

[@christynjohnson7719]

Yeah we pronounce it "ah-lanna

[@sambenham1945]

I can confirm as someone who’s lived there almost all my life

[@justagirlhavingfun2766]

thank goodness someone addressed the problem. I was wondering if they forgot us.

[@9to5Drone]

...does anyone?

[@abbis8981]

Dear god it is not “R- Kansas” it’s “R-can-saw”

[@scemo39]

AMERICA EXPLAIN

[@lordmiach6048]

Wait, it’s not pronounced “R- Kansas”?

[@abbis8981]

XxTheBastxX 5656 oh my god

[@shelbysanders9747]

It’s a French phonetic spelling of what the Quapaw tribe was called that lived in the area 🤗 a lot of Arkansas has french roots since it was a part of the Louisiana Purchase/French territory

[@Adieu_tk]

It’s a Native American word right?

[@frejacutting9083]

0:50 BRAD!!

[@kristenrichardson439]

Who is brad?

[@frejacutting9083]

@@kristenrichardson439 His name is Brad Leone ( I believe that's how his last names spelled) he works at Bon Appetit. He has a playlist on the BA channel called 'It's Alive'

[@kristenrichardson439]

@@frejacutting9083 thanks so much! Have a blessed day!

[@frejacutting9083]

@@kristenrichardson439 A blessed day to you as well.

[@Mitchell75]

Vicki I thought that too I was like what is Brad doing here😂 I hope Clairs on here someday

[@cameronthe-PERSON17]

Everyone is talking about how bad their state was and I'm over here in Georgia wishing they would of remembered me

[@emmybailey7094]

I thought I was crazy. There’s no ga right?

[@padfoot9344]

In the last video my state was forgotten😔✌️yet again, does anyone ever remember New Hampshire?

[@MegJuniper]

Same What do you think we mispronounce here in GA??

[@rachelledorsey5356]

Cool Beans i agree

[@MegJuniper]

Cool Beans lahd have mercy

[@casserole4965]

Finally Virginia guy got it right 👏🏻👏🏻 We say Nafalk instead of Norfolk...

[@thebabewiththeface]

We also say "cran" instead of crayon

[@amazinriah1420]

@@thebabewiththeface No?

[@michellehuerta3534]

“The words in Utah are purty straightforward.” Okay.

[@Masked_SVincent]

Michelle Huerta 😂As someone who lives there, Utah’s just as bland and boring as that statement.

[@trinityfrank2526]

@@Masked_SVincent ah, so you're that kinda Utahn. Utahns either hate it, or love it

[@campercarson]

Fur real

[@peytondenkers5768]

He didn’t say the hurricane thing

[@peytondenkers5768]

My fellow Utahns know

[@saria6742]

Born and raised Illinois and literally no one says "salmon" like that, wtf

[@sarahholthaus8259]

Yes! Born and Raised in IL (southern) and never once heard someone pronounce salmon like that.

[@annieodear7410]

do we mispronounce Chicago and say it like chicaga? or what else do we mispronounce

[@jlflan97]

@@annieodear7410 our "o" sounds in a lot of words become more like "ah's". Like when we say on, we say "ahn" and not "awn". Or we say stop like "stahp". Cotton like "cahton", etc. Just some things that have been pointed out to me since I've been going to school in other state!

[@Vampyresdontdodishes]

Illinois girl here and no one says “sallmohn”. Also wtf.

[@amyjanis5794]

annie odear we also (most at least) mispronounce crayon (we say it like cran) and we tend to make o’s more like an ‘ah’ sound

[@blueforlife7891]

No one: Not a soul: Cincinnati Dude: *a LiTtLe SoUrThAn DrAw* It's not even in the south...

[@dandycowboyandy]

No it's the Mid West but he's right, most Cincinnatians have an odd sort of southern drawl to their voice. We are heavily influenced by the South Eastern states. The Cincinnati accent is closer to that of Kentucky, Tennessee, or West Virginia than that of other Mid-Westerm cities.

[@lindakim3051]

It’s right next to Kentucky, though.

[@blueforlife7891]

Andrew Harbort and Linda Kim I freakin know... I LIVE THERE.

[@taylorrose3011]

I have a southern draw and I don’t notice it until I say certain words or talk fast.

[@KA-gy3lz]

Blueforlife 78 you live there but you left a comment making it seem like you didn’t know that people in Cincinnati speak with a southern accent...

[@JieBrigs]

Bruhh.. That pidgin tho😂😂 I at least appreciate her pronunciation of Hawai’i!!👌🏻

[@Bee-lieve623]

Pigeon

[@amyparker1461]

Who is that Maryland lady, has she ever been to Maryland?💀👎👎👎👎 who say sother-ren like ... girl😭

[@mattharris2691]

Amy Parker bruh that what i thought

[@JenniferPerrell]

I have no idea what she’s talking about 🤨

[@Beaira]

I was thinking the same thing ! I was thinking so hard like do we say that? Ive never heard anyone say that

[@naiya7401]

Philadelphia at this point is it’s own state. Everywhere else in Pennsylvania is so different😂

[@haileewasheredudez]

Naiya honestly I can’t even argue w this

[@emilygrays3286]

Fr !!!

[@cheerfulsatanist]

You have Philly, and you have pennsyltucky

[@glong86]

Philly for all intents and purposes is East coast, and the rest of Pennsylvania is Midwest.

[@nez999]

this is actually so accurate, like going outside of philly it usually feels like I’m visiting a seperate state half the time

[@rachele3334]

This is more of an accent thing, but when we moved to Illinois a few years ago, I took my son to the pediatrician for a checkup and I was so confused when she asked me if I had started feeding him salads yet. After having her repeat it a few times, I finally realized that was saying “solids.” I was so embarrassed. 😂

[@moarroz]

Sounds right haha

[@carolinefelsted1298]

Well since they didn't put in Georgia, I have to say that people say "nahn" for nine and "libary" for library. Libary gets me every dang time.

[@Sorryboutthat]

And we drop the ''g'' at the end of the word if it has one

[@carolinefelsted1298]

@@Sorryboutthat oh yeah. ALL THE TIME. lol

[@marlenaturpin3128]

Omg this is so relatable and we also say atlana not Atlanta that weird!

[@Sorryboutthat]

At-lan-ah

[@marlenaturpin3128]

@@Sorryboutthat YEP!

[@carrotnoises6981]

maryland chick is crazy ive literally never heard anyone say southern like that omg lmaoo

[@jillianbrodsky]

yeah, nobody in illinois says “saLmon”

[@alexisfrancis18]

Jillian literally NO ONE

[@damonfonger9284]

EXACTLY

[@jacquelineye8532]

Actually that was also me growing up saying saLmon. But I say it correctly now or else I’d get mean looks in WA state lol

[@aspynlawrence6117]

Exactly

[@jessahpaws]

I do 😔

[@jj-yw9uv]

as a tennessean i’m appalled by winder.... if anything it’s winda. And older people will end the days of the week by pronouncing “day” “dee”

[@TrumanStalls18]

j j that’s how future pronounced Monday on jumpman with Drake. “Came through magic city on a Mundee”

[@dakotatrue12]

j j people say “dee” instead of “day” in Illinois as well.

[@dutchbishop1192]

People in Tennessee drop the plural on most words. Like “ I went to the store 2 or 3 day ago”

[@breadfan_85]

A lot of the "upper class" seem to pronounce days of the week that way too.

[@nicolewilson1690]

to the one representing michigan : that wasn’t even an answer

[@Taterthot-zj1pd]

Lol shes awful. The accent she did for Michigan in the other video was so wrong. She did us dirty for sure lol.

[@Adrian-x7r5d]

I wish someone else had been in the video... all the other states might think everyone in Michigan is like that 😂😂

[@wyatt5786]

Every Michigander will pronounce the grocery store "meijer" as "meijers" and that's a fact.

[@Adrian-x7r5d]

@@wyatt5786 I do that all the time 😂😂

[@scottcoulter457]

Should have put a yooper on here eh! Talk about how you forgot to lock the doorwall when you went to the party store to grab some melk.

[@MPPlays]

I guess Georgia doesn’t exist anymore

[@elizabethsomers5561]

@@jcup81 that’s true, I live in northern Georgia, were kinda a mixture of the city folk and people who have a southern accent. So I guess we’ve just lost most of our accent. I normally slur my words. I’ll say prolly instead of probably.

[@SpiceberryAngel]

Only watched this video for Georgia. 4:16 I'll never get back

[@uwubelle817]

Nor Jersey

[@matthewryan5875]

I’ve never heard the Maryland girl say anything true about Maryland. I was born and raised in Maryland and she’s a terrible representation of the state.

[@mwohaeyo]

Came here for California: got every other state

[@htx.9ooo702]

Haha sams

[@TrumanStalls18]

Gabby Fernandez because we don’t mispronounce things. Our accent is the standard now! 😂😂😂 jk about us not mispronouncing though

[@mossking2815]

Lmao nobody in illinois pronounces the l in salmon, all these people must be on something

[@melaniecarna6220]

What

[@melaniecarna6220]

Oh now I get it

[@melaniecarna6220]

I tbh thought that was an i

[@melaniecarna6220]

Lmao

[@kevinmillard1323]

legit never heard anybody say salmon with the L, as saying "sawl-min" (which is the way it would be pronounced if we did it with the L) is really annoying. "sah-min" is so much easier and faster and less strange to say.

[@matteorotelli4693]

No one: Literally no one: Not a single soul: Oklahoma: nUcLeAr

[@SPENCEx1x3]

That’s literally one of the most annoying mispronounced words for me along with a coach I had who pronounced escape “ex-scape”

[@one2envy676]

I stg she sounded like Elizabeth Warren

[@grimmsweetdreams]

I used to live there and I’ve heard it pronounced that way more often than not.

[@tiaaaraaa]

Zach Spencer I say ex-scape and ax instead of ask

[@segueoyuri]

@Xander Arizona "It's pronounced Nucular" - Homer Simpson

[@yopassthebarbecuesauceform7677]

We Californians OVER pronounce things so i dont know what he's talking bout

[@leslysisi6714]

Yeah, I guess cus we are used to the way we talk, we don’t recognize it

[@MrBastilleDay]

Lol..he said “pernounce”.

[@abigail9063]

In Illinois and possibly the Midwest people often say “melk” (like elk) instead of milk

[@audreyrapaduski9606]

abigail YES

[@Really_Its_Me]

I’m one of them 😅

[@Dudeonwheels]

Yup. That definitely happens in Minnesota. I hear that all the time.

[@ryansimasek5480]

Northeast PA too. My Philly friends call me out on it so I think it's just the Northeast part of the state here. Must be a bigger thing in the Midwest I guess.

[@Syzfox]

I think I probably pronounce it correctly sometimes and incorrectly every other time

[@trennacarlson5292]

as an Illinoisan, I would like to say I have never heard anyone pronounce salmon as sal-mon

[@BrookeBrookens]

Ill-a-noise-an or ill-annoyin?

[@saracummings9133]

same, that's why I came to the comments. I actually can't think of anything we mispronounce in Illinois, but I'm sure there's something

[@itismwah8811]

@@BrookeBrookens the second one

[@BrookeBrookens]

@@itismwah8811 thank you!

[@itismwah8811]

@@BrookeBrookens yw 😊

[@benjaminacuna8013]

Utah - melk (milk) pelo (pillow) and you know mount’n fount’n ect sincerely a Utahn

[@ahhitskatie9094]

Benjamin Acuna Northeast Wisconsin also says melk! They will also say malk. You’d think the dairy state would know better 😂

[@Bon.aa16]

Thank you! Finally, another Utahn who agrees with me!

[@hfled]

Benjamin Acuna I agree with pelo and mou’t’n. Never heard melk up north in Cache Valley. Heard carn instead of corn and Harm instead of Hyrum, though 😆

[@RoseMuseK]

A lot of older Utahns tend to have more of an accent but I do still hear a lot of people in general saying moun'n and fount'n all the time.

[@liriellynn4016]

My Grandparents grew up south of Provo and Salt Lake City, they had what some people call a "Nephi accent" Nephi is the name of a LDS prophet FYI. They replace words with was and isn't proper grammar. It's one of those things that you recognize when you hear it's kind of hard to explain. Also I forgot exactly what it sounds like 😂. Some people here also say crik instead of creek

[@anemoemu3083]

The girl that does Maryland knows absolutely nothing about Maryland

[@Nameunvalid]

I came here to hear wourder

[@torirosalyn]

The Michigan Girl makes me so proud. I can tell she's a Detroiter. When she was talking about the GPS, lots of Detroiters/Michiganders mispronounce words like "Lahser", "Dequindre", and "Gratiot", which are all street names. We also add "s" at the end of words like "Fords", "Meijers", and "Chryslers". Lastly, we say "milk" really weird (usually in the SW and up north). They say it like "melk". As a Detroiter, it grinds my gears

[@ASLTheatre]

Utah also does not like to make the “T” sound.

[@Mawfet]

So you pronounce it like, "You-ahh" ??

[@ASLTheatre]

Cookiez Art more like with the word “mountain”. We say mounan.

[@Mawfet]

@@ASLTheatre Ah, okay

[@Hyperion856]

"Went skiing up on the moun an at brigh in"

[@briannahunt6206]

Those few hicks who say crick instead of creek😒

[@lottiemillar8673]

0:50 is that BRAD?

[@kristenrichardson439]

Brad who?

[@ownerofgod3516]

@@kristenrichardson439 brad mama

[@noangelthis]

And Rhoda? Aka Fairy Godmother to Claire Halfsour Saffitz

[@jjsegal1915]

@@noangelthis Lol timestamp for Rhoda?

[@noangelthis]

@@jjsegal1915 Sorry, wish I knew how to do that. If it helps, she spoke for Texas at around 1:27min mark. I believe it was Rhoda- but I might be wrong. PS: whaddya know! Turns out all one needs to do is type the minute mark and youtube or some inbuilt software does thé time-stamping for you! Thanks for your question @Lethea Segel, I just learnt something new!

[@shrektacular3878]

Me: water Them: wœiudĘr

[@eli3568]

I don't necessarily think it's mispronunciation so much as regional accents.

[@avataylor2345]

Petition to get a new maryland representative😂😂😂

[@tired247]

I will sign that petition a million times

[@gjte2947]

Signed

[@34missgreen]

Agreed!

[@robertjacobs5419]

Maryland gets a bad wrap because of people like her

[@peculiarcandlestick]

I will gladly sign me and my nine fake accounts

[@AahilMakhani]

im a simple man, i see Brad Leone, I click

[@nafseltaeb]

Who dat

[@AahilMakhani]

nafseltaeb he works at bon appetit, he’s amazing

[@julieharden2433]

Same! Wourder is a classic, but really - most of the words Brad pronounces aren' exactly correct. Lol. I love when Claire asks him to repeat words, and then she just smiles at him.

[@jakeharmon542]

Only in Boston do they mispronounce their Rs. Everywhere else in Massachusetts is normal

[@smoosh8276]

if ur a southie

[@AmandaCef_Art]

Nah the north shore is wild. Honestly I think their accents are more thick than anywhere else in MA

[@KelliBean322]

don’t forget worcester accents...or should i say wistuh

[@TheIMISSDADDY]

It’s just less intense in the rest of mass. As an outsider that lived there for many years you can most definitely hear the difference. It’s just less noticeable in other places, especially if you’re raised there.

[@notsure6187]

Incognito Mode no origional residents live in southie anymore, just rich tech bros. might as well be San Francisco.

[@shrektacular3878]

Everyone: did you guys eat? Pennsylvania: yen’s jeet?

[@pestisdeathbird5058]

Florida: y'all eat?

[@ellieharris7678]

these are literally so untrue. why do i still watch them

[@johnnytsunami8444]

If you are born and raised in Washington and still say “Wershington” slap yourself..

[@artemtsarevskiy2785]

*The Washington guy's face is longer than the Apollo 11 flight*

[@daryllarkyn]

Johnny Tsunami faxx

[@singingstars5006]

I grew up in Eastern WA and am not exactly young and I never once can recall anyone adding an r in Washington. Is that a western WA thing?

[@christianclark2748]

We defs don't say it in southern WA.

[@ChrisJohnson-ib5fp]

@@singingstars5006 Its definitely a western Washington thing. All the adults over 35 in Seattle have said it at least once.

[@vic6530]

as an arkansan child, the first time my dad ever yelled at me was for saying “crown” instead of “crayon” and this video made me feel SEEN

[@jmodified]

Nonsense. It should be "cran".

[@anika2728]

The Nebraska one was pretty accurate even tho it was like a split second clip. The Midwest always pronounces their “i’s” as “e’s.” So a lot of times you’ll here “melk” instead of “milk” or “begal” instead of “bagel.” But it also depends on the area because to the world all we are is an American accent