Re: Reading the state names as ...

[heyheyyouyouperson]

I am from the capital of Cali n we say *Cal uh forn ya* juss 2 clear tht up 4 evry1 :) toodles

[ZAPdontlook]

when you say maryland, you don't pronounce it like the name mary. it's like mare-uh-lind

i would know, i'm from there :P

[amazingracie8808]

"I da ho" :D

ahhah. putting some extra syllables in some of those huh? may ay aine. hahha

[justinmitts134]

do you have a lisp? everytime you say something where you pronounce an s in it it sounds drawn out.

[FlowerEaters]

you don't have to put 3 syllables in "Maine" that made me giggle.

[Lesurgo]

It sounds kind of goofy that way, I agree. But i talso sounds wrong to only have two. Ma-i-ne is kind of what I was aiming for. But you just pronounce it like how you pronounce the word "main", so if you can do that, congratulations, you've mastered the name of a state!

[gedamengmeng]

hi , i am a english learner , and i like american accent , and i also like  ur american accent, good video!

[sighuhh]

i dont like yur voice.

haha

[lullaby2rocknroll]

you said you were from the west? which state? you said states like "california" strangely- you emphasized the "ca-LEE-for-nia" more than I've heard it emphasized before (I say "cal-IH-for-nia)... but I'm from Ohio, which is mid-west (ish) and I'm not sure which state you're from-- that was an interesting difference

[chibifallenangel]

actually, I'm from California and that's how us Nor-Cal folks say it. :D Cal-EE-forn-ya

[CallieTorres]

@chibifallenangel wow, really? I've never heard cal-ee-forn-ya. Then again, I'm from socal.  But like 50% of my school is from norcal so idk.

[Lesurgo]

I'm from Washington state. You are not alone in how you say it. You definitely hear both versions around here, depending on who you talk to.

[Sezzera]

Wow, thank you ever so much! :)

I'm going to watch this video a couple of times over and try and master it.

You're the best! =)