NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Whether you're a newcomer to the Volunteer State or just visiting, pronouncing certain streets, cities and counties across Tennessee can be quite confusing.

From Milan (my-lin) to Ooltewah (oo-ta-wah), guessing how to pronounce things in Tennessee might not be the best idea, so News 2 has compiled a cheat sheet and audio that will help you sound just like a native.

Beersheba Springs

Located in Grundy County is the tiny town of Beersheba Springs. Residents pronounce it as BURSH-uh-ba Springs.

Castilian Springs

Locals often pronounce this unincorporated community in Sumner County as "kuh-sta-lee-uhn" Springs.

Celina

Founded in the 19th century and seated in Clay County, locals pronounce this city as suh-LY-nuh.

Demonbreun Street

Nestled between residential

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