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The same as Aaron and Erin, which I pronounce AIR-in.

Eh-ren.

Same as the normal name Aaron

Aaron.

eh-REHN, like in SnK.

I'm Australian and I would pronounce it EH-rin. This is the same as I pronounce Erin and totally different from how I pronounce Aaron (aa-RN).

This message was edited 10/16/2013, 1:20 PM

Air-en
Like the girls name Erin

The exact same as Aaron, only with a giant question mark in my voice. :)

EH-rən maybe I-rən (i as in bit)

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ps. Eren coincides with the Dutch word for 'to honour'.

Just like Erin, which around here is said just like Aaron, because Aaron isn't usually pronounced properly. It's usually said like Air-in. And that's how I'd say the name, but I'm well aware that's probably not right.

Like the girl's named Erin. Which I pronounce differently to Aaron - I can't hear the difference in most American accents between Erin and Aaron.

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Now that I clicked on it and realised it's Turkish, I might be less sure. It reminds me of Aydin in the sense that it's also a commonly used name in English-speaking countries and here is used not in the legit form but as a variant spelling.

I would pronounce it "eh-ren", which is not the same as Erin "eh-rin" in my accent. Aaron is also different "ah-run"

Exactly like Erin (or Aaron, which are both said the same way in my accent)

This message was edited 10/16/2013, 9:34 AM