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Market Street is pretty easy to say out loud.

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Market Street is pretty easy to say out loud.

But Goettingen, Taraval, and Farallones streets: those are harder to pronounce. What about Chabot Terrace, Junipero Serra Boulevard or Kezar Drive?

But Goettingen, Taraval, and Farallones streets: those are harder to pronounce. What about Chabot Terrace, Junipero Serra Boulevard or Kezar Drive?

The Standard visited Golden Gate Park to give passersby—both locals and visitors alike—the chance to try pronouncing these near-impossible locales. Watch the video above and see how it went.

The Standard visited Golden Gate Park to give passersby—both locals and visitors alike—the chance to try pronouncing these near-impossible locales. Watch the video above and see how it went.

RELATED: <a href="https://sfstandard.com/video/watch-people-try-to-pronounce-san-franciscos-trickiest-street-names/">Watch People Try to Pronounce These Tricky Street Names, Part I</a>

RELATED: <a href="https://sfstandard.com/video/watch-people-try-to-pronounce-san-franciscos-trickiest-street-names/">Watch People Try to Pronounce These Tricky Street Names, Part I</a>

<a href="https://sfstandard.com/video/kezar-goettingen-and-taraval-can-you-pronounce-these-tricky-sf-streets/" class="wpml-ls-link">English</a>
Market Street is pretty easy to say out loud.



But Goettingen, Taraval, and Farallones streets: those are harder to pronounce. What about Chabot Terrace, Junipero Serra Boulevard or Kezar Drive?



The Standard visited Golden Gate Park to give passersby—both locals and visitors alike—the chance to try pronouncing these near-impossible locales. Watch the video above and see how it went.



RELATED: <a href="https://sfstandard.com/video/watch-people-try-to-pronounce-san-franciscos-trickiest-street-names/">Watch People Try to Pronounce These Tricky Street Names, Part I</a>

 <a href="https://sfstandard.com/video/kezar-goettingen-and-taraval-can-you-pronounce-these-tricky-sf-streets/" class="wpml-ls-link">English</a>

Kezar, Goettingen and Taraval. Can You Pronounce These Tricky SF Streets?

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