How to pronounce Marske-by-the-Sea, North East coastal village

Marske-by-the-Sea, known simply as 'Marske' by locals is notorious and often praised for its stunning coastline and magnificent views by TripAdvisor reviewers.

Its village centre includes a number of independent pubs and businesses and is in close proximity to Saltburn-by-the-sea.

But how do you pronounce Marske-by-the-Sea?

One of the most asked questions about Marske-by-the-Sea is how to pronounce it correctly - as many may believe it is pronounced 'M-ar-sk', using the 'r'.

According to our research, the correct way to pronounce its name is: M-ask.

What else can you do in Marske-by-the-Sea?

While the beach is arguably the most popular destination in Marske-by-the-Sea, it's also home to a quirky museum.

Winkie's Castle can be found in a small white cottage on High Street which dates back to the 16th century.

Inside, you can find hundreds of artefacts chronicling the town's history, and a new display is put up each year.

Other than Marske-by-the-Sea, there are quite a few other places across the North East that are mispronounced.

Here's how you can pronounce other places across the region.

Tow Law, County Durham

Pronounced 'To-W Law'.

Crook, County Durham

Depending on your accent, you may pronounce the 'oo's, but it is commonly pronounced 'Kruk', similar to buck.

Kelloe, County Durham

It wouldn't be correct to say 'Kell-oh' - as County Durham residents know Kelloe instead ends with an 'ah'.

Brancepeth, County Durham

Named one of the poshest villages to live in across the county, Brancepeth may seem confusing, but it's rather simple.

It's pronounced as 'Br-ance-peth'.

Houghton-le-Spring, Tyne and Wear

Many people often pronounce Houghton-le-Spring by saying 'how-ton'.

However, you'd be correct to say 'hoe'. It's pronounced as 'Hoe-ton-le-Spring'.