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Isaline-eye-sa-leen
Mailye - May-lee
Anaelle- An-elle
Maelle - my-elle
Maelys- my-lis
Islaura - ees-lor-a

Isaline - ee-za-leen
Mailye - Miley
Anaelle - ah-na-yell
Maelle - may-ELL
Maelys - MAY-liss
Islaura - eye-LOR-a

Isaline - iz-a-leen
Mailye - MAY-lee
Anaelle - AN-eye-elle
Maelle - may-elle
Maelys - may-liss
Islaura - iz-lora

Guesses...

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IZ-uh-lyne
MY-lee (like a creative spelling of Maile?)
AH-na-EL
may-EL
MAY-liss
eye-LAWR-uh

Isaline - ees-a-LEEN
Mailye - MIE-uhl-yeh
Anaelle - ah-na-ELL
Maelle - mie-ELL
Maelys - mie-eh-LEES
Islaura - ees-LO-ra

Isaline - IZ-a-leen
Mailye - MAHL-ee?
Anaelle - an-EL
Maelle - my-EL
Maelys - my-LEES
Islaura - iz-LO-ra

Isaline - EES-ah-leen
Mailye - may-IL-ee
Anaelle - an-ay-EL
Maelle - may-EL
Maelys may-EL-iss
Islaura - ee-LAW-ruh

I'm not sure if I make any sense here but I pronounce

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Isaline - ee-sah-LEEN
Mailye - um, no idea, really, maybe like MAY-lee?
Anaelle - ah-nah-ELL
Maelle - mah-ELL
Maelys - mah-eh-LEES/ mah-ay-LEES
Islaura - ees-LOW-rah (the low part rhymes with "allow")

This message was edited 4/13/2010, 3:06 AM

Funny: I see Maelys as being prn like this:

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my-lees or may-lees

This message was edited 4/12/2010, 11:26 PM

Just right out of my head:

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Ih-sa-leen

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May Lee

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Ah-Nah-Elle

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May Lee

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Mae Lis

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Last one, I'm not sure - either Ihs-Laura or just Ih-Laura without the "S"

Sorry I express my pronounciation in my own wierd way and doubt anyone else can read it

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Uppercase always means say the letter
I-suh-lIne
may-il-E
ana-L
may-L
mae-lis
is-laura

EYE-za-leen
MAY-lee
ah-NELL
my-ELL
MAY-liss
iz-LOW-ra