the 50 states part 3 of 4 montana montana this one starts with the all as
in law this second accident syllable has the ad as in bat and then the schwa
montana nebraska again it is the middle syllable that is accented and again it
is the ads in bat-sound nebraska nevada i should say that some people pronounce
this Nevada with the as in bat i pronounce it as an AH as in father
Nevada again it is the middle syllable here that is accented state names with
the word knew it is written as a separate word but when it is spoken it
sounds like the same word because it's brought so close together
new hampshire new hampshire now this ending SH I re in British English would
be pronounced shire but here it is
sure straight into the earth sound New Jersey here the first syllable though
unaccented is the u.s. boo and the last syllable also though
unaccented is the e as in she so neither of them are schwa sounds new jersey new
mexico here
next is the accented syllable and the ex is pronounced with these two sounds new
mech sicko New Mexico New Mexico New York now this new state name especially
sounds like one scooping sounds to me
New York the yet consonant can be hard for some people remember that the sound
starts really far down here yet as opposed to hear e as in she york new
york new york north carolina now again this state name is two words but to me
it has a little bit more feel that it is two separate words north carolina north
carolina
north dakota now here again the th for North kind of has a quick break before
you go into the next word North Dakota duh being a schwa co o as in no
diphthong da North Dakota so notice that it is spelled with the t2 it is
pronounced duh
north dakota ohio this state name only has four letters but it is full of
diphthongs 0 the 0 as a no then the H sound then the AI as in buy diphthong
and again the Oh as in no diphthong
oh hi oh ohio oklahoma both the O's in this state Neymar oh as in no diphthong
sense and both da czar choise oak la home
oklahoma oregon some people do pronounce this Oregon with the all as in father
ending i pronounce it
oregon and this in syllable the unaccented ending in an end takes on no
real vowel sound of its own it's more good straight to in oregon pennsylvania
the beginning of this state name is just like the noun pencil though it's spelled
differently
pennsylvania ave the a as in say diphthong
yeah which is from the end quickly into the ESN she before it goes into the
schwa knee
yeah yeah pennsylvania