Thanks to you for showing us the Texan way. I suppose Braden could have different meanings in other languages...dunno. Here the 'a' is pronounced more like the double 'a' in "Aah!", where I presume the 'a' in US Braden will sound more like the 'ay' in "bay".

It doesn't have a bad ring about it as a name, but I will have to marry a younger willing and eager wife pretty quick if I still want to experiment giving a son of mine that name..