Hardest to pronounce town names in each state . . .
I've been to "Yea-ger" WV many times.
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a few times, otoh, I don't see it as something that's hard to pronounce "Glen-elg" Maybe I better check?
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dated a girl from there for 3 years back in the early 2000s.
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through tons of times. My dad's family is from about 40 minutes away.
I believe Gallipolis is Galluh-pollis, but also not positive.
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correct way, and some wimminz from there corrected me.
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and Cherryville, which, of course, is "CHURR-vull".
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I used to be a run of the mill mon-ROE guy, but I'm a hip local now.
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Lafayette.
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until she says the word Norfolk. She grew up there and definitely pronounces it like a local.
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...we don't smoke, Norfolk, Norfolk"
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a kid. Nice little mid-western town.
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At least for anyone who knows even 2 words of Spanish.
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