Among Middle Tennesseans, Lebanon is pronounced "LEB-uh-nun", as opposed to the Middle Eastern nation, "LEBuh-non." A more country accent, used mostly by natives of the town, sometimes produces "LEB-nun".


For those don't know where the state of Tennessee is, this is the where I live.


And this is the county I live in.


And this is the town I live in.






That's a mouth full.


Do not judge me based on your ignorance.

I live in a village called Muff.

That too can be a mouthful.

I didn't see your house in any of those maps. My town is easy, it's Murfreesboro and it's pronounced " the Boro."



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LOL, thanks for sharing.


"Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it."

Skunkland is the greatest town in Canada.



Skunky is very sensitive about odor! Thanks Googlism!

Muff is such a popular place there are millions of guys trying to get into it all the time.

What a werid topic of conversation.


Boooooooooyeah

Well im from Birm-ing-ham just wanted to join in


Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind ~

my hometown is called 'Ennis'
which means island.

london baby.pretty easy to say i really.


Boooooooooyeah

The reason why I started this thread is because I'm tried people prouncing it wrong, we are not a middle eastern country.

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Do not judge me based on your ignorance.

Thanks for the video but the problem is we Irish pronounce the country the way you pronounce your town, honest.