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[Opinions] My husband heard Neil Gaiman read the book.

by vigdis (guest)

6/21/2011, 4:00 PM

Gaiaman pronounced it cora-a-leen in it. I'm not sure about the movie at all - we never saw it - but I'm certain of the pronunciation. We're big-time Gaiman fans.

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- Ozma (MelvinSpelvin) +1

6/21/2011, 4:08 PM

http://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi513934105/

Maybe it's pronounced differently in the UK? Neil Gaiman is British, so it's possible.

Anyway, I've only heard Cora-LINE. *shrugs*

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- vigdis (guest)

6/21/2011, 5:41 PM

Clementine is pronounced with a teen in the UK

So I'm fairly certain it's a US / UK thing. Either way we'd never use it just because of the pronunication difference. (Ditto for Katarina - there is little hope I'd get the German pronunication on a regular basis.)

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