How do you pronounce this name & where are you from?

[Violetandpurple]

Madeleine -
alao is this how you would naturally spell it or would you use Madeline.
just curious if we’d be forever correcting pronunciation and spelling.

Madl (rhymes with paddle) in
I'm from Northern Ireland and depending what county/village/Town you are from it could sound really different.
Mad eh line
Mad ln
Mad l enne
Mad eh lynne
I'm sure that doesn't really help!

Or Mad ell een
The more I say it the confused I get!

Mad il in

Dublin Ireland

Madl (rhymes with paddle) in

Great description.

Tis is how I would say it. I'm from the Midlands.

Mad a line

Mada line South Wales

The first spelling is French, and you either pronounce it in the French way or the anglicised way. The second spelling is the English version, the pronunciation is the same as the anglicised pronunciation of the French spelling. All the pronunciations are Google-able.

Madeleine in France is phonetically Mad Lane.

I would use Madeleine and pronounce it Mad-a-lane. I am English.

Madda layn

France

This is one of my best friend's names. She is from the Midlands, UK. It is pronounced Madlen.

mad a line

Newcastle upon Tyne

Madeleine in France is phonetically Mad Lane.

Not really Lane. More like Laine/Lehn. There's no -ay sound in French

Lane. More like Laine/Lehn

What's the difference in pronunciation between Lane & Laine? They look like they would be said the same here.

Madeline rhymes with Caroline not carolyn

madaleine - not sure to be honest. I’d look at it and be a bit hesitant and probably say mada- lean

the more usual pronounciation I’m used to is Mada-Lyn but tbh I have no idea how to spell it so this is more my ignorance

I’ve lived all over the country for. Newcastle to kent and Sussex, yorkshire, cheshire and Lancashire so I don’t think there’s any regional variation going on.

Madlyn. Home Counties

What's the difference in pronunciation between Lane & Laine?

Lane is Lane/Layn

Laine is wool in French and pronounced more like Lehn. Google it to hear it pronounced!

Madeleine = Mad uh len (south-east)

Madeline - would probably go for Mad uh line, because why else would you spell it that way?

I would spell Madeleine but pronounce Maddalinn - I'm from the south east (as is my cousin Madeleine)

Should add, the uh sound is barely there.

I'm from Canada.

Madeleine: Mad-uh-lenn
Madeline: Mad-ahl-eye-n
Madelyn: Mad-ah-lin

Madeleine: Mad-uh-lane
Madeline: Mad-uh-lin (the uh in the middle is so fast it's hardly heard)

Former from French friends with the name. Latter - Irish.

I would say Madd eh layne for Madeleine no?

South west England, Mad uh lin

Mad-a-lin

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