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No this is not a typo, it's Sabria, not Sabrina ;)
I met a girl named this today, what do you think of Sabria?
How do you pronounce it? I say sah-BREE-a.
Do you think it will get confused with Sabrina all of the time and that I should avoid it because of that?
Do you know anyone with that name or do you know anything about its origin? I didn't have a chance to ask her.
I met a girl named this today, what do you think of Sabria?
How do you pronounce it? I say sah-BREE-a.
Do you think it will get confused with Sabrina all of the time and that I should avoid it because of that?
Do you know anyone with that name or do you know anything about its origin? I didn't have a chance to ask her.
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I think it's nice and differnt to Sabrina, I think some people would get confused but I don'r think they would get very confused.
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It looks like the name of a product, not a person, perhaps because it's so close to Sabra. I far prefer Sabrina!
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I'd think it would get confused with Sabra more, but Sabrina is more popular (although we had two Sabra's at our school last year). I'd pronounce it Say-bree-ah.
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I like it. It would get confused with Sabrina all the time, but I actually think it sounds better.
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My initial thought is SAH-bree-ah, but I can see both pronunciations working. I don't know anything about the origin, but I like the name. Some people may misread it as Sabrina, but anyone who actually knows the child wouldn't make that mistake more than once or twice I would think.
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