The second A in Bahamian is long, not short. It's pronounced Bahaymian. It's counter intuitive to how we pronounce Bahama.,(reply>), @Upper Echelon you still might have ended up with the same mispronunciation. Google's dictionary pronunciation is as you pronounced it. When in doubt, look for sources with public speakers and for foreign words. native speakers. Its a minor point, but proper pronunciation adds polish to your well spoken videos.,(reply>), I learned something today. I didn't even think to look that up and I should have.,(reply>), I prefer Ba-ham-ian. <br><br>Because ham is delicious.,(reply>), Similar to Tasmanian