Do You Know How To Pronounce New Jersey’s ‘Most Difficult-To-Pronounce’ Town?

It's time to put yourself to the test!

There's a town in New Jersey so difficult to pronounce that most people get it wrong, but I'm curious - do you know the correct way to say it?

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Reader's Digest found the trickiest towns to pronounce in America, and while many towns can pose a big challenge, one stands out as the most difficult.

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Before we get to New Jersey, let's see how well you know our neighboring states.

These are the most difficult towns to pronounce in New York, Pennsylvania, and Delaware.

- The hardest town to pronounce in New York is...

Schenectady

"Schenectady is pronounced Skin-ECK-tah-DEE."

- The hardest town to pronounce in Pennsylvania is...

Shickshinny

"While Shickshinny may not be the hardest Pennsylvania place-name to pronounce, Shickshinny sure does make for a fun tongue twister."

- The hardest town to pronounce in Delaware is...

Newark

"Most people are familiar with the city of Newark, New Jersey, which is pronounced NEW-irk with a slight emphasis on the first syllable (locals often end up turning the two syllables into one: Nirk). But not in Delaware. In Delaware, it’s pronounced New-ARK."

New Jersey's 'Most Difficult-To-Pronounce' Town?

Do you know how to pronounce Greenwich Township?

"New Jersey, being the Garden State, insists on pronouncing it as “GREEN-which.” And it’s not like there’s just one there in either. New Jersey has THREE towns that are known as “GREEN-which.” One is in Cumberland County, one in Gloucester (pronounced “GLAW-ster”) County, and one in Warren County. And if you ask them whether they care that New Yorkers have a “GREN-itch” Village, and that there’s a “GREN-itch, Connecticut,” you know what they’re gonna say? Fuggedaboudit."

Did you get it right?!

Now how about these towns?