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Juliane - I'd say this just like Julianne (Julie - Anne)

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Julienne - I'd say joo-lee-ENN, personally. But I say Adrienne the same way I say Adrian, so I the only reason I think I say Julienne different is because it's the way I say the word "julienne" (as in finely chopping something, like veggies). :b

This message was edited 8/21/2007, 6:05 PM

I would pronounce Juliane like Julianne and Julienne as joo-lee-enn/ehn.

I would prnc Julian as JULE-yan, Juliane as julie-ANNE, and Julienne as julie-ENNE.

I pronounce Julienne like Julian.

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For Juliane I would say "ju lee AHN" or "ju lee AN."

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ETA: On second thought, I would pronounce Julienne like "ju lee EN" if I named my daughter that.

This message was edited 8/21/2007, 4:16 PM

No. Julienne I would, but Juliane would be Julie-anne.

No.

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Julienne has a stress on the last syllable when I say it: joo-lee-EHN

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Juliane doesn't look right to me, but I would pronounce Julianne as Joo-lee-AN

I'd say Juliane like Juli-Anne.

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While Julienne would sound like Juli-EN with a stress on the last syllable.

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I'd say Julian like JOO-lian.

I would say Juliane like Julie Anne.

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Julienne I would say "Juli-ENN" while I would say Julian "Jul-ian"

Julienne is just like Julian.

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Juliane is more Juli-ann

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Julienne's been coming up a lot lately.