How do you pronounce Samuel?

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I thought it was Sam-yall? (Yall rhymes with ball) of course accents are different, so basically is it 1 or 2 syllables?

Sam - U- ull

So three for me.

I meant 2 or 3, not 1 or 2!

Sam-u-ull here too.

Sam-you-ul

I've never heard Sam-yall. It's 3 syllables, Sam-you-ul.

I remember a boy in my class at school, our teachers always said Sam-yall, that's where I got it from!

Sam-yule. 2 syllables.

Yes real!!

2 for me. Sam-yall.

Sam-you- ull.

Sam-yul

Sam-yule.

DS1's name.

I wold say Sam-u-well. My French friend says Sam Well (her sons name)

Sam -yull

But I would imagine its most likely to be shortened to just sam

You people are shocking me.

Probably depends on your accent. I am Scottish and would say Sam-Yule.

dysl Yep, my Sam has really never been called Samuel. He's always been just Sam.

Another Sam-yull here. It's definitely accent specific. I can hear what you all mean about Sam- you-ell in other accents.

Another 2 syllable "Sam-yool" here

Depends entirely on accent. My son's name, and here we would say Sam-yoo-al.

Sam-yull two syllables with yull rhyming with dull.

3 - Sam yu wull

I've never ever heard it with three syllables.

It's Sam Yool.