the major difference between those is the i vs uh or a sound. That I think is a British “el uh nor” vs American “el in or”. I can’t tell you how other countries pronounce it.
El a nor Or El a na depending where you live . I live in Derbyshire uk and my cousin is Eleanor , we pronounce it el a na as we have a broad accent and anything with or at the end is pronounced “a” .
I have a daughter called Eleanor – and I pronounce it Ellanah. There’s a song by the Turtles called Eleanor. Also the Beatles – Eleanor Rigby. Listen to the songs ?.
@Aditya please do – Elenore by the Turtles is so brilliant – I actually sent the link on ‘you tube’ to my daughter just now. – because I used to sing it to her as a baby. Thank you for bringing back such wonderful memories.
El-in-or
Ella-nor
@Ashley this one is more easy to pronounce “Ella-nor”
Whatever is easiest for you!
id go with this one.
El-un-or
El-uh-nor
all are different sound ???? with which one should I go ?
@Aditya it doesn’t matter! You’re likely getting different “accents” from different regions. Pick whichever you like best!
exactly each one of us are pronouncing with our regional accent, I choose the easiest one then?
the major difference between those is the i vs uh or a sound. That I think is a British “el uh nor” vs American “el in or”. I can’t tell you how other countries pronounce it.
Correct, this is an accent thing.
L an oar
@Vanessa Unique.
Ell-uh-nor is how I pronounce it. The “uh” being very quick
El-Ah-Nor
They do
Thanks groupies I choosed the easiest one? el-uh-nor with uh being quick.
https://youtu.be/XCbU6WZBMMg
Thank you so much Jane.
You’re welcome @Aditya
https://youtu.be/XCbU6WZBMMg
@Vanessa I can’t see.?
Which book are you reading eleanor & park or eleanor oliphant is completely fine.
@Asma yeah bro, its awesome story totally into it
Eh-le-ah-nor
I don’t think I’ve ever heard it pronounced the way your spelling. Was it said with an accent?
@Jade It was in that book itself
It was spelled phonetically?
@Jade No, it was how park’s mother(she was korean) call Eleanor
@Aditya I don’t understand then but ok! Cool.
I think it depends where you come from. I pronounce it El a nor
I pronuonce it this way: El-yah-nor
El uh nore
Or if you’re from the south like me you might hear it like “El uh nerr”
ELL IN OR
El-la-nor
In yorkshire we pronounce it Ell-len-nor
Elle-Ann-Nor
@Simon too much stretched
@Aditya That’s just the syllables. You say it together fast.
Eli-nor
Ellie nor
@Haley Even I was saying like this for sometime
Ella nor
@LuAnn sound almost same
“el-ya-nor” in my country
@Džejn country?
Philippines
@Vanessa not this, I am speaking like we have option to upload recorded message in WhatsApp
Ella nor
Oh i don’t have what’s app
It’s my awesome mom’s first name! Ell-ah-nor
@Melanie Oh wow super ?
i think it’s EL Le Ah Nor
@Fien ??
El a nor Or El a na depending where you live . I live in Derbyshire uk and my cousin is Eleanor , we pronounce it el a na as we have a broad accent and anything with or at the end is pronounced “a” .
oh its El a na. Thanks Amanda☺️
@Aditya ??
In the Midwest, El-uh-nor.
My name is Eleanor and I pronounce it El-ah-nah
@Ellie Holy god your names is Eleanor wow???? so whatever you pronounce should be correct
Haha! A lot of people pronounce it as El-ah-nor which is also correct just not for me ?
@Ellie El-ah-nah it should be I got it?
Either is “correct” I suppose it comes down to personal preference also my family have always pronounced it with the ‘ah’ at the end!
That’s how people say my name a lot but it’s ah lay nuh ?
@Elena the troubles of being an Eleanor/Elena ?
@Elena You won’t believe my phone’s back cover has same line
@Aditya nice 🙂
see?
Ooo breaking bad!
yeah super fan
I love that name!
My best friends middle name is Eleanor and she pronounces it El-ah-nor
El-ah-nor nice thank you Jaime @Jaime
You’re welcome
@Jaime yup it was my Grandmas name and that’s how she pronounced it
I have a daughter called Eleanor – and I pronounce it Ellanah.
There’s a song by the Turtles called Eleanor.
Also the Beatles – Eleanor Rigby.
Listen to the songs ?.
@Sharon oh so nice, for sharing all this I will listen to songs?
@Aditya please do – Elenore by the Turtles is so brilliant – I actually sent the link on ‘you tube’ to my daughter just now. – because I used to sing it to her as a baby. Thank you for bringing back such wonderful memories.
oh sweet, your welcome. You can post link here also np
@Aditya
https://youtu.be/JeAtre3Bxg8
And this – enjoy ???
https://youtu.be/HuS5NuXRb5Y
Thank You so much? @Sharon
El A Nor
I’d say “el-ah-nore”
@Alison Correct?
Ell-ah-nor
Elle ah nor
Ellen-or
considering this is the long form of my real name El-a-nor
Think it depends on whether you live on the East or West Coast! ?
Or not in the US at all! ?
EL-La-NOR from nyc lmao ?
Generally, ELL-en-or in the USA, and ELL-en-uh in the UK.
I’ve always pronounced it Ell-uh-nor.
Ell-uh-nor is correct.
In the UK the ‘r’ is silent at the end as stated previously US pronounces the end ‘r’ , UK does not. Both are correct it is dependent on the country.
I had a friend called Eleanor who did pronounce the ‘r’ and we live in England.
And he’s married Eleanor of Aquitaine, so now he’s duke of Aquitaine as well.” E-LA-NO.