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[Facts] Re: My column on Cara and Kara
by
Anneza
3/30/2021, 8:48 AM
in reply to
a message by noisynora
It's always car-a here in South
Africa
, and
Clara
is the same, but with an L.
Clara
doesn't rhyme with
Sarah
, but I believe that in the USA it does.
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Just Jonquil
4/1/2021, 10:08 PM
Clara
rhyming with
Sarah
is the traditional British pronunciation, at least in England. That is how singer Dame
Clara
Butt's name was always pronounced there. But lately the other pronunciation is coming in.
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