Are Isabelle and Isobel pronounced the same?

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And which of these two spellings do you prefer - Isabel or Isabelle.

Pretty much, yeah. Isabel is my favourite spelling.

I'd pronounce them the same.

I prefer the Isabel spelling.

Very slight difference - IsAbel vs IsObel.

I don't hear any difference at all as the middle syllable is usually just a neutral "uh". I like Isabel best too. Isobel looks slightly like it should be pronounced like isobar!

They sound the same.
Isobel is my favourite

They're the same name
Isobel is the best spelling (I may be biased as DD is Isobel )

Yes they are pronounced the same. I prefer the spelling Isabel.

My DD is Isabelle so that is my preference!

I pronounce them the same. I prefer Isobel.

I say Isahbelle or Isohbell but the difference is hardly noticeable!

Isobel was my favourite girls name but never got to use it.

I thought Isobel was the Scottish spelling.
I think they are slightly different in pronunciation. Of the two spellings you asked about, I prefer Isabel.

Apparently they are all pronounced the same, but Isabel is the only correct spelling.
But most people in the UK tend to write Isabelle or Isobel.

I like Isabel, and personally wouldn't shorten it but if I was going to or knew for sure she would get Belle then I'd go for Isabelle

I would say Is-ah-bel and Is-oh-bel.

My one is Isabelle too so I prefer this

I'd say them ever so slightly differently but for all intents and purposes they sound the same.

Very slightly different, IMO: IsAbelle/IsObel

I prefer the Isabelle spelling

Isobel is the Scottish spelling. All pronounced the same Isabelle/Isobel/Isabel

Isabel makes me want to go all Spanish and say "Eeess-a-bel" . I prefer Isobel.

I'd pronounce them the same.

I like the spelling Isabelle.

Isobel is the Scottish spelling. Both are 'correct'.

Meant to add they are pronounced the same.

I'd pronounce them slightly differently - Isabel(le) with a definite /a/ sound, and Isobel with more of a schwa (is-uh-bel).

I'd pronounce them all the same. I like them all but prefer Isobel, followed by Isabelle. Isabel looks a bit incomplete to me, maybe because the french version seems to be more common so I'm more used to seeing a -elle ending.