Now we go to Texas to see how the locals pronounce their city names.

Quitaque – KIT-a-kwa

Boerne – BUR-nee

Manchaca – MAN-shack

Seguin – suh-GEEN

Palestine – pal-ess-TEEN

Burnett – BURN-it

Now we go to Louisiana to see how the locals pronounce their city names.

Metairie – met-AH-ree

Milan – MY-lin

Natchitoches – NACK-uh-dish

New Orleans – NOO-awleeans

Now we go to Arkansas to see how the locals pronounce their city names.

I found so much while Googling about the proper pronuciation of the state name that I couldn’t find city name pronunciation differences.

Arkansas – AR-can-saw

Now we go to Missouri to see how the locals pronounce their city names.

El Dorado Springs - El dor-AY-do

New Madrid – mad-rid

Milan – MY-lun

La Plata - la PLAY-tuh

Nevada - neh-VAY-duh

Versailles – ver-SAILS

Now we go to Kentucky to see how the locals pronounce their city names.

Louisville - LOO-ah-vul

Versailles – VER-sail-es

Now we go to Tennessee to see how the locals pronounce their city names.

Medina – muh-DI-nuh

Milan – MI-lin

Now we go to Mississippi to see how the locals pronounce their city names.

Biloxi – bi-LUCK-si

Gautier – GO-shay

Kosiusko – kaw-zee-ESS-go

Saucier – SEW-sher

Now we go to Alabama to see how the locals pronounce their city names.

Arab – AY-rab

Bayou La Batre – BYE-yoo luh-BAH-tra

Eufaula – yoo-FAL-a

Notasulga - nah-tuh-SUL-ga

Opelika – oh-puh-LIE-cah

Now we go to Florida to see how the locals pronounce their city names.

Kissimmee – ki-SIM-ee

Micanopy – mick-can-OH-pee

Now we go to Georgia to see how the locals pronounce their city names.

Cairo – KAY-roe

Dacula – day-CUE-la

Dahlonega – dah-lahn-e-ga