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Adeline. Ad-eh-line

Madeline - MAD-uh-line.

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Both are on my list and I would use them both.

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I pronounce them:
Adeline - AD-a-leen
Madeline - MAD-a-lyn

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I would go for Adeline I think (prefer Adelina) because it less common. I prefer Madeleine to Madeline most of the time but I wouldn't take much convincing to use Madeline.

Madeline

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I pronoune it either MAD-uh-line or MAD-uh-lyn

Madeline, said MAD-eh-line.

The smallest one was MAH-uh-lien

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I cannot separate this name from: "In an old house in Paris that was covered in vines, lived twelve little girls in two straight lines. They left the house at half past nine. The smallest one was Madeline."

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But it isn't a bad connection.

Adeline. ADD-uh-lein.

Adeline pronounced ah-da-LEEN

Madeline = MADT-eh-line

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The DT is like a very, very soft 'th'. It could almost be a 'd', but not quite. I'm weird. I know. :-P

Madeline, pronounced Mad-uh-lin. Adeline looks unfinished to me.

Madeline but with the spelling Madeleine.
I pronounce Madeline mad-uh-line and Adeline the same but without the M.

I undoubtedly prefer Adeline (ADD-uh-line) to Madeline (MAD-uh-line).

I definitely prefer Adeline 'ad-a-lien', but I prefer Adelina which I pronounce 'ada-lee-na'

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I used to like Madeline (I pronounce it 'Mad-uh-lin') but now it reminds me too much of Madeleine McCann, which is sad. I also personally dislike the nn Maddie.

Madeline

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MAD-uh-lin

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I'd pronounce Adeline AD-uh-leen.

I prefer Adeline for me, Madeline for everyone else. :P And I say Adeline with the last syllable like the word "line." Madeline, I pronounce both ways.

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Madeline = Mad-uh-lin. I don't really like either, though.

Madeline -- MAD-uh-line.