Message: "Pronunciation of Corinne"

Pronunciation of Corinne

by LiLi (guest)

3/19/2008, 10:40 PM

I am trying to find the best pronunciation of Cor-IN. Do you pronunciate Corinne...Cor-IN or Cor-EEN?

Any suggestions?

#pronunciation

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- Mireio (Anna21) +1

3/20/2008, 12:15 PM

The one Corinne I know pronounces it 'COH-rin', almost like Corin

- Rose-Berry

3/20/2008, 2:02 PM

Ditto

I've known two and this is how they say it, even though the spelling makes me want to say Co-reen.

- Elinor (Elly747) +1

3/20/2008, 10:10 AM

I normally hear cor-een for Corinne. I think that's the British norm anyway.

- jeziana

3/20/2008, 10:55 AM

funny, I've only ever known it said cah-rin in Britain

- Tawnee

3/20/2008, 7:11 AM

I've always pronounced it co-RINN.

- heron

3/20/2008, 5:05 AM

I'd only ever seen it written down when i decided how to pronounce it - as cor-EEN. I think it sounds so much nicer that way, but the name will always remind me of the horrible mother in Flowers in the Attic!

- Kelsie (ceglips)

3/20/2008, 3:01 AM

I pronounce Corinne Cor-EEN. If I wanted Cor-IN, I would spell the name Corin or Coryn, even though it looks a bit creative.

- Jonquil

3/20/2008, 1:01 AM

The French and French Canadians say CoREEN.
I think most English-speakers say CorIN.
I like the second way better, but think the less-used name CoRINNA is prettiest of all.

- Isla

3/19/2008, 10:53 PM

No idea if this is right, but people I've met who spell it Corinne go by coh-RINN or cah-RINN, and those who spell it Corrine go by cor-EEN. Or something to that effect.

- edenrowe +2

3/19/2008, 10:44 PM

cah-RINN or co-RINN imo

- Cambria (MaidenOfGrace) +1

3/20/2008, 5:22 AM

Yes, exactly.

Unless you're from the Mid-West USA, and then it gets condensed to "Crin." :oP

- edenrowe

3/20/2008, 8:11 AM

What do midwesterners say?

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