I’ve always pronounced it Liss-ander, and I’m from florida USA. I saw on a YouTube video that they pronounced it “Luh-sander” which is pretty much how I’m pronouncing it, just a little bit more relaxed. (Like how [name_f]Emma[/name_f] is pronounced either Im-ma/ EHmma) in the US, but on “Dead poets society” everybody says “Lie-sander” like you lie down, or lie to someone. How do you pronounce it and where are you from? I really love this name, I just want to make sure I’m pronouncing it correctly! Thank you 
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“[name_m]Ly[/name_m] (like Lying)- [name_u]Sander[/name_u] ([name_m]Xander[/name_m] with a S)”
Sorry if you already have this one. PS. I’m from NC.
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Something between liss-an-der and lee-san-der
From Turkey
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I say “Lie-[name_u]Sander[/name_u]” and I’m on the west coast of the US
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lie-sander
australia
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Lis-ANder
From US [name_u]South[/name_u]
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Same here.
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Ditto the Australians.
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I pronounced it lih-sander until someone on NB made a poll about this a few months ago & almost everyone voted for lye-sander lol. I’ve said it that way ever since. I’m in the US. I also like the name much more now since then!
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Lie-sander. I’m from [name_u]California[/name_u].
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I pronouce it lie-sand-uh and I’m in the UK
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Same. I’m from Australia.
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lye-SAN-duh ([name_f]England[/name_f])
First syllable rhymes with pie.
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Lie-sand-uh (UK)
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LEE-san-der, Greece. Originally all Greek names with a ‘‘y’’ in them make an ee sound for the y, but that was changed in [name_f]English[/name_f] pronunciations.
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LIE-san-der or lie-SAN-der
i’m from the us
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There’s more than one way to pronounce this name??
Lye-sander. Like lie. And then [name_u]Sander[/name_u].
US, east coast.
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I say “lie-SAN-der,” although it actually might be a little like “lie-ZAN-der.” ([name_f]Canada[/name_f])
liss-ander, and east coast US
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