Think you're British? How well do you know your place names?

Obviously not made by an English person. Worcestershire is not pronounced with a 'U' in it. It is pronounced Woo-ster-shire

10 / 11. Slipped up on one. I am English and have visited most of these places.

9/11 definitely British - NO Australian

Some of these are wrong!!

11 / 11. You're definitely British! You bleed red, white and blue. Yes. I am British & I have been to most of these places.

8/11 not so shabby for a Yank

7/11 not bad for a Kiwi! Shall I give you some Maori names to pronounce correctly 😂

7/11 Close. But then I'm American and this was my first try.

7/11 today with still saying the same things as the last time, it is pronounced differently if you live there, I know because I've lived in some of these places or know(n) them very well.

7/11 again , such discrepancies with these - does depend on if you live there, know the place, etc.

9/11 today, almost there - pronunciation definitely depends on if you live there or not.

8/11 today, getting there and still say pronunciation depends if you live there or not.

7/11 today, slight improvement but same comments remain from my last go - depends if you have lived there or not really, to determine correct way to pronounce names.

6/11 tonight but we pronounce these very differently in UK, especially when you live near to some of these places. Please don't claim these as correct, for most of them.

8/11 but Hunstanton is definitely pronounced HUN _ STAN_ TUN - know it very well and married to a Norfolkman, who pronounces it correctly.