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I pronounce it EE-en, but I knew a man who spelled it Iain and pronounced it EYE-en. Because of this, when I worked in telemarketing, and a name came up that was spelled Iain, I asked for "EYE-en". I was corrected and told it was "EE-en". Even so, I still think "EE-en" when I see Ian and "EYE-en" when I see Iain.