I’ve kind of been liking [name]Emmeline[/name] lately, but I’m curious how everyone pronounces it.
[name]Emma[/name]-leen, emma-line, something different?
I say [name]Emmeline[/name] like [name]Emma[/name]-line. This is going to be totally weird but when I can not pronounce names sometimes or I want to hear how things sound other than my own voice. I use this website…
[name]EM[/name]-el-een. 
[name]Emma[/name]-line.
I say emma-line.
[name]Em[/name]-meh-line
[name]Emmeline[/name] : em-a-line (rhymes with [name]Caroline[/name])
[name]Emeline[/name] : em-LEEN (rhymes with [name]Celine[/name])
[name]Em[/name]-mel-leen
em-mel-line or emma-line for me.
I pronounce it em-eh-line.
I am always naturally inclined to say [name]Emma[/name]-leen. Weird, I had no idea I was in the vast minority (or even that it was ever pronounced [name]Emma[/name]-line!). Learn somethin’ new every day.
[name]Emma[/name]-line
Because Emmaleen just ends up sounding like [name]Emily[/name], so what’s the point?
I say ‘em-eh-leen’. Like the suffragette [name]Emmeline[/name] Pankhurst who everyone mistakes for [name]Emily[/name] 
My aunty’s name is [name]Emmeline[/name] and its pronounced em a leen
[name]Em[/name]-uh-leen has always been the intuitive way of pronouncing it for me. I had no idea that I would be in the minority!
I’m also in the minority. I’ve always pronounced it [name]Em[/name]-uh-leen / [name]Emma[/name]-leen.
I pronounce it [name]Emma[/name]-line (probably because there is a character in [name]Anne[/name] of Avonlea named [name]Emmeline[/name] [name]Harris[/name] and that’s how it’s pronounced it the movie.)
I say [name]EM[/name]-ma-leen.
[name]Emma[/name]-line, with the emphasis on the first syllable.