How would you pronounce Ayla?

Re: How would you pronounce Ayla?

• PrincessLinLin

  November 2009

  I would pronounce it with a sharp A as in A-lah

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• sunnyday016 member

  November 2009

  Ay-lah

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• wheelenl

  November 2009

  Long A-la, like the Derek and the Dominoes song "Layla."

  I would do so because of how Layla and Kayla are pronounced.

  For I-la, I would do Isla.
  

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• dbos99 member

  November 2009

  PrincessLinLin:

  I would pronounce it with a sharp A as in A-lah

  This. 

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• jacodi

  November 2009

  sunnyday016:

  Ay-lah

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• JoyGotDots

  November 2009

  wheelenl:

  Long A-la, like the Derek and the Dominoes song "Layla."

  Agreed
  

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• GulfCoaster

  November 2009

  wheelenl:

  Long A-la, like the Derek and the Dominoes song "Layla."

  I would do so because of how Layla and Kayla are pronounced.

  This.

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• Temp950106187509203 member

  November 2009

  GulfCoaster:

  wheelenl:

  Long A-la, like the Derek and the Dominoes song "Layla."

  I would do so because of how Layla and Kayla are pronounced.

  This.

  
  Me too.
  

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• mrsV719 member

  November 2009

  I agree... rhymes with Kayla and Layla...

  
  
  
  
  
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• amethyst1220

  November 2009

  mrsV719:

  I agree... rhymes with Kayla and Layla...

  yes

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• MandyWes member

  November 2009

  amethyst1220:

  mrsV719:

  I agree... rhymes with Kayla and Layla...

  yes

  me too

  

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• k8edge

  November 2009

  I would think ay-lah.   But I could see it pronounced like Eye-La
  

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• cswatch

  November 2009

  PrincessLinLin:

  I would pronounce it with a sharp A as in A-lah

   

   

  This is my niece's name and it is spelled Aila.  Just another idea.

  

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