Ines-pronounced?

[Bababanana]

How would you pronounce Ines? Thanks.

Depends if it has a grave accent on the e or not.

If it does it's Inez, without it's Innes or Ynes.

Eye nezz- no idea if that’s right though

Y= I

I'd have thought eee-nez personally

Inn-ess

Innez

I've always thought it was Eye-Knees but have thankfully never had to say it out loud as could be making an absolute tit of myself, it might be completely different.

ee-nez, but not said fast like you’re saying anais with an accent, more emphasis on the ‘ee’ part.

If German then it's Eeee-ness. Like penis. Think the Spanish might be more nez on the end

Eye-mezzanine or I-nezz

E like the letter, followed by nes. (As in Nessa from Gavin and Stacey.

Ee-nez. Never knew until I heard "Betty" by Taylor swift: 'you heard the rumours from Ines, you can't believe a word she says...' (those lines rhyme).

eye-nezz
Oh , autocorrect does not like that!

I know two, one Portuguese who pronounces it Inn-ish and one French who pronounces it Eee-ness.

Clearly it's pronounced differently according to whether you're French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese or German!

Found this
m.youtube.com/watch?v=fEtVW400qHM

I really like it as eye-nes/nez but don’t want to use a name and then fundamentally say it wrong!
I also have this problem with Eira-where I am from in South Wales we say eye-rah but all the posts telling me it’s Ay-rah and we say it wrong where we live has put me off.

@Smartiepants79

Eye-mezzanine or I-nezz

It's definitely pronounced eye-mezzanine

I say Inness (in then the letter s)

@stuckinarutatwork

Inn-ess

Thats how I would pronounce too

In the West Country (Inez) is usually Eye-nez

Inn-nez

@Bababanana

I really like it as eye-nes/nez but don’t want to use a name and then fundamentally say it wrong! I also have this problem with Eira-where I am from in South Wales we say eye-rah but all the posts telling me it’s Ay-rah and we say it wrong where we live has put me off.

Its Aye-ruh in west Wales. I've several friends who are named this or their Dc

I have no idea but would guess at Innez.

This is my friend's name and she pronounces it in-nez. It's a tricky one though

Didn't even consider 'eye' pronunciation.

It's a French/Spanish/Portuguese name - definitely EEnez/ss. French has a grave accent on the e, Spanish has an acute accent, Portuguese - a circumflex.

If you leave off the accents - you lose your moorings to that name - it could be anything. Innes as in guinness, Ines as in pines.

Can't really see the justification of Eyenez - that's grafting two languages together in one name.