Google Trends revealed the words people in each state Google the most for help to spell. Also, a six-year-old spelling whiz offers tips for those who need assistance.
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The 2017 Scripps National Spelling Bee just ended, and in honor of the event, Google Trends mapped out the “most misspelled words” in each of the 50 states.
The map shows the word that residents of each state Google along with the phrase “how to spell” most frequently…indicating that they’re confused about how it’s spelled.
Google Trends posted the map on Twitter, and this happened…
America’s most misspelled words – it’s #spellingbee week and we mapped top “how to spell” searches by state#dataviz pic.twitter.com/oHkRHj8Eku
— GoogleTrends (@GoogleTrends) May 30, 2017
You misspelled “ninety”
— Peter J. Hasson (@peterjhasson) May 30, 2017
Lol. They spelled ninety wrong on their map that they made to call people out for misspelling ninety. @iRyanDalton
— Lane Fries (@lanefreeze) May 31, 2017
How does @GoogleTrends spell 90? pic.twitter.com/ju1WQMz7hq
— Ben Anderson (@AndStrats) May 30, 2017
Comes right after eddy nine
— Truth Hertz (@umussbekidding) May 30, 2017
Too late.#TheInternetNeverForgets
— Strid340 (@strid340) May 30, 2017
Also Diarrhea has 11-19 apparently
— Ed Winfield (@EdwardWinfield) May 30, 2017
Tomorrow is blue and purple. #fakenews
— Big MO G (@TheRealGaryMO) May 30, 2017
I think it has to do with Arizona not honoring daylight savings time.
— Herr Covfefe (@Herr_Kopplin) May 30, 2017
We need the most common counting issues mapped too!
— H. Eryilmaz (@mezolimbik) May 30, 2017
Okay. But. Banana?
— EvHZ (@evho315) May 30, 2017
They pronounce it Wiscawnsen …
— Harley House (@H_squard) May 30, 2017
Not as embarrassing as Wisconsin
— Robi Giacomini (@Rgiacomini) May 30, 2017
Not as embarrassing as me not knowing my geography
— __snows__potato__ (@samreacts890) May 31, 2017
More people need to start googling “definitely”, because I swear not a damn person on my timeline can get it right.
— Duck Dunn (@tjgeige) May 30, 2017
Apparently Mississippians can spell their state name but can’t figure out how to spell “nanny”. Or else they have given up and just use MS.
— Barbara Banfield (@BarbBanfieldRN) May 30, 2017
And my state Louisiana has the 2nd. God only knows why we are wondering how to spell giraffe so much… *le sigh*
— GęękŸ (@GeekyDiorGirl) May 31, 2017
#covfefe pic.twitter.com/sxXabFpvp0
— Johann Spiess (@JohannSpiess) May 31, 2017
But up here in Warshington we spell it “pnermonia”. Folks gettin’ a lot of the ‘nermonia up here.
— Barbara Banfield (@BarbBanfieldRN) May 30, 2017
The map needed updating. You’re welcome. pic.twitter.com/w69i57UfNa
— WCS ESL (@wcsCOjw) May 31, 2017
Can someone check on New Hampshire and see if they’re okay?
— Eric LaValle (@EricLaValle) May 31, 2017
Google quickly posted a corrected map:
Meanwhile, these kids can spell words most of us have never heard of…
And this 6-year-old homeschooled boy has some spelling tips for those who struggle:
*The author admits to misspelling “misspelled” in the rough draft of this article.
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