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I've only ever heard it with a short -or- sound, but then I've never heard an American say it. Pronounced the UK way, I like it a lot, but I don't enjoy the squawky Cora in any shape or form.

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Coralie Opal is too jewellery-box by far. Coralie Juliet is pretty; perhaps even too pretty. Coralie Susan? Coralie Margaret?

Coralie's lovely! I pronounce it the same way you do.

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I like Coralie Opal.

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Others:

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Coralie Adele
Coralie Anthea
Coralie Antoinette
Coralie Antonia
Coralie Augusta
Coralie Beata
Coralie Beatrice
Coralie Beatrix
Coralie Cassandra
Coralie Cecilia
Coralie Delphine
Coralie Edna
Coralie Edwige
Coralie Edwina
Coralie Estella
Coralie Estelle
Coralie Eustacia
Coralie Fantine
Coralie Fidelma
Coralie Frances
Coralie Francette
Coralie Francoise
Coralie Geneva
Coralie Germaine
Coralie Gilberte
Coralie Ginevra

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I think it's really pretty. I've always found Cora sweet and this is a cute elaboration. I pronounce it the same as you. I like Coralie Opal, but the flow of Coralie Juliet seems off.

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Coralie Agnes
Coralie Bethan
Coralie Ceridwen
Coralie Elva
Coralie Hadassah
Coralie Inger
Coralie Mairead
Coralie Persis
Coralie Samantha

I really like Coralie. It is cute and I like the nn Cora. I prn it the same way you do.

I love Coralie :) I ponounce it KOR-uh-lee
I like Coralie Opal. Also...
Coralie Sage
Coralie Autumn
Coralie Ivy
Coralie Philippa
Coralie Pippa
Coralie Piper
Coralie Io
Coralie Alice
Coralie Elowen
Coralie Bethan
Coralie Laurel
Coralie Elena
Coralie Iona
Coralie Guinevere
Coralie Europa
Coralie Jane
Coralie Saffron
Coralie Onyx
Coralie Helena
Coralie Willow

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(edited because I kept typing "Coarlia")

This message was edited 8/5/2010, 3:52 PM