How do you pronounce Violet?

[TurtleBay20]

I can't pronounce it Vi-o-let without sounding like I'm from Cornwall?

I say it as Vi-let (2 syllables) and wondered if that was an acceptable pronunciation?

Vy-let

Two syllables here in Australia.

Vy o let.....It has an o. Why would you not pronounce it?

I say vy-let, but the last syllable is not pronounced like the word let, more of a uh than eh sound if that makes sense? I struggle to write things phonetically.

Vy - ah - lit

Vylet

Vy-lut. I font pronounce 'violent' with three syllables either.

I say: Vee-oh-le.. but I'm also Mrs Bucket (pronounced: boo-kay).

Vi let

Same as you, Vi-let.

However, when I read it I pronounce all three syllables. Mind you I read Siobhan as Si-oh-ban when I'm reading.

Vi-lit

Vio lut.

Three syllables. I say violent with three syllables too. I'm nothing like West Country

I pronounce it with three syllables, but the middle one is hardly there at all.

Yes, same here. The 'o' is separate from the 'i' but sort of runs into the 'let'.

Vi let

I think that it's having too much of a y sound on the end of the Vi that makes it sound a bit west country. I do three syllables but don't say Vi as Vahy if that makes sense, more like Vah-uh-lt.

I say Vi-let but the o in Vi-o-let is really subtle so i don't think it's a big deal

Vy-er-let from Manchester

Like cineraria - vah-ah-let

Vi let

I pronounce it Vy-let

Vie lut - I think because the two I've known have been pronounced that way.

It's Vi-o-let. Same as vi-o-lin.
Violin isn't vi-lin, so why should Violet be Vi-let?

But I do say Vi-lin...

Vy-uh-let

Not very refined.