Some of mine, many of these I know I don't pronunce correctly but I prefer just to think of them the way I have read them for the last 16 or so years and don't make an effort to change them:
Egwene - Egg-win
Moiraine - More-rain
Nynaeve - Nie-neve
Cairhien - Car-hine
Aiel - Ale
Taim - Tame
Seanchan - Shawn-chan
Suian - Used to be Sue-ann but this was one the glossary got me to change to Swan
Leane - Lee-ann
Cadsuane - Cod-swan-A
Logain - Low-gain
This, pretty much exactly, except for Cadsuane (CAD-su-ain) and Egwene (EGGwain).
Other of my pronunciations:
Semirhage: SEH-ME-raj (viz, British Raj)
Asmodean: AzMO-dee-on
Nynaeve: nih-nave (originally), ny-nay-ev (now on re-read)
Al'mandragoran: Al mandra goran, though the ToM audiobook says al MANDRAGORan
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Pronunciation
in Wheel of Time Books
Posted
This, pretty much exactly, except for Cadsuane (CAD-su-ain) and Egwene (EGGwain).
Other of my pronunciations:
Semirhage: SEH-ME-raj (viz, British Raj)
Asmodean: AzMO-dee-on
Nynaeve: nih-nave (originally), ny-nay-ev (now on re-read)
Al'mandragoran: Al mandra goran, though the ToM audiobook says al MANDRAGORan
Faile: Fail
Berelain: Berreh-lain
Egeanin: Edgy-ann-in.