There are a few cities, town and suburbs in Yorkshire that really seem to trip people up.
From news anchors pronouncing Keighley 'Keely', to the train conductors saying "you are now arriving in Slaaayth-wait", - sometimes unless you live local, you just don't know.
We asked our readers what places they think are often mispronounced and here's what they had to say.
5. Sowerby Bridge
Robin Tyler said: "Sowerby Bridge usually pronounced 'sourbe' rather than 'sorebe'"
6. Sharrow
Rachael Kimberley said: "Sharow - Pronounced correctly Share-o, but its always called Sharrow, to rhyme with sparrow."
7. Featherstone
Andrew Blake said: "I had to laugh once when one of the hosts on Look North said "Feather-stone" instead of "Featherston" as most locals call it. It's spelt Featherstone, but you don't say 'stone' on the end."
8. Slaithwaite
Saithwaite is pronounced 'slough-it' not 'slaythe-wait' (phonetically ˈslaʊ.ɪt)