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How do you pronounce pronounce Madeleine?
Mad-uh-lyn, Mad-uh-line, or Mad-uh-leen?
I pronounce it Made-uh-leen because Madelyn is Mad-uh-lyn and Madeline is Mad-uh-line.
18 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
it kinda depends. i would pronounce it mad uh leen but it kinda depends on how the parents prounounced it because a lot of times people spell it different then how it sounds just because most people spell it the same.
- NicolaLv 61 decade ago
Madelyn is just another spelling of Madeleine. All the Madeleines I've known have pronounced it Mad-uh-lyn
- 1 decade ago
I'm French and if you're spelling it Madeleine, which by the way is pretty old fashionned, you'd say it "Mad-uh-len", the last part pronounced like when you shorten Leonard to Len.
- ...Lv 41 decade ago
Mad-uh-line
I've never heard Mad-uh-leen before and I was always under the impression that Madeleine/Madelyn/Madeline were all the same name just different spelling variations
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- ♥A♥Lv 61 decade ago
I'd pronounce Madeleine as Mad-uh-lyn. Because every Madeleine I have known has spelt it Madeleine but pronounced it Mad-uh-lyn.
- rosalitaLv 61 decade ago
Mad-uh-lyn or Mad-uh-line. If I saw that name I'd probably assume it was one of the first two and ask which one it was. I'd be surprised if it was the third.
- 1 decade ago
Either Mad-uh-lyn or Mad-uh-line, they both sound cute! Mad-uh-line sounds more french, but I hate Mad-uh-leen because it sounds like Kathleen and I hate that name...
- JamieLv 41 decade ago
Mad uh line
(Mad uh lyn would be spelled like Madelyn or something like that)
Edit:
If it's a German way of spelling it, it's def Mad uh Line because the "ei" combo makes the long "i" sound in German, thought this might help a bit