How do you pronounce

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Madeleine
Madelyn
Madeline

All the same or differebt depending on spelling?

1- mad-e-Layn
2- mad-e-Lin
3- mad-e-line

mad-uh-len
mad-uh-lynn
mad-uh-line

Madeleine is mad-eh-len.

Madeline is mad-eh-line (to rhyme with wine).

Madelyn is mad-eh-lyn.

The difference between Madeleine and Madelyn is negligible, though.

Madeleine and Madelyn - almost the same pronunciation, len/lyn, Madeline - with line at the end.

Madeleine - Mad-e-line
Madelyn - Mad-a-lyn
Madeline - Mad-e-line

Clearly from the above they will all be pronounced interchangeably.

All the same.

I’d automatically pronounce them all the same way unless I was told otherwise.

All the same way.

Madeleine - mad-a-lean
Madelyn - mad-a-lin
Madeline - mad-a-line

Mada lean ? Surely that's just wrong

Madeleine - Mad-a-line
Madelyn - Mad-a-lin
Madeline - Mad-eh-lin

Madeleine - Mad-uh-lane
Madelyn - Mad-uh-lin
Madeline - Mad-uh-leen

All the same way.

I've never heard Madeleine pronounced Mada lean. Surely that's not correct.

1. Who knows?
2. Mad/e/Lin

3.Mad/e/lyne

Madeleine: No one has ever pronounced this differently to 'Mad-uh-lin' in my hearing (and I hear it a lot ). The other 2 I'd probably pronounce the same, although Madeline could also have the 'line' pronunciation, like the books. But I'd just go with how the parents/child pronounce it

The only Madaleine I've known was Canadian, but she definitely pronounces it Mad-a-lean

All the same way.

I pronounce them all the same way.

Which is mad-uh-lun

All the same. Mad-uh-lyn.

I'd pronounce all three of them mad-a-lin unless I knew that particular person pronounced it a different way, but I like the look of the Madeleine spelling best.

The same:

Mad -eh-lin

I am a Madeleine, and I think I'd probably spell the way I pronounce it 'Maddalin' (with a very short 'a' sound between the second d and the l.

All the same way; Mad-uh-lin (with the uh being being short).