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Comments for HELENE:

German pronunciation: heh-LAY-nuh.
-- JHK  9/3/2006
Listen to the German pronunciation of Helene here:
http://www.nordicnames.de/Aussprache.html
-- _satu_  9/3/2006
English pronunciation of Helene is heh-LAYN.
-- audreyhubley  11/1/2006
It can also be pronounced he-LEEN. That's the most common pronunciation in Sweden.
-- Tango  2/25/2007
I've never heard it pronounced like that in Sweden. The Helenes I know pronounce it heh-LEHN.
-- Anonymous User  6/27/2009
It's my middle name, and I always say it he-LEEN.
-- Martha Gold  3/23/2007
I have heard this name be pronounced he-LEEN, he-LAYN, and he-le-nuh. Any way you pronounce it, it's very pretty.
-- nessime  12/15/2007
Helene is the name of a very small moon of Saturn, discovered in 1980.
-- AndrewJKD  4/13/2008

Comments for HÉLÈNE:

Can also be pronounced "ee-len" ee as in Bee or "e-len" Helen without the H.
-- Anonymous User  5/7/2006
Some English use this name instead of Helen (Give the name a little personality, I personally think) but they pronounce it with a combination of Helen and Helene - "Hel-leen" instead of "Hel-en" or "ay-leen".
-- Anonymous User  3/15/2007
In the film and book "Silk," by Alessandro Barrico, Helene is the wife of the main character, Herve. In the film she's played by Keira Knightley.
-- Martha Gold  11/4/2008
I adore this name! I'm using it as the name for a main character in a story I'm writing (an English, Goth girl with French heritage) and I think it suits her well. Helene is a beautiful name, so much more so than Helen! I pronounce it "hay-LEHN" or "heh-LEHN", because I have known people with this name who pronounced it that way.
-- Sophannagh  4/10/2009
There's a French opera called "La Belle Hélène".
-- Ailis  11/20/2009

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