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Re: Isaac and Isla
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I've never heard Isla pronounced like EE-la, I've always said AY-la. I like the names, but I wouldn't use them for twins.
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I think it's more European Spanish in stead of Mexican/Latin Spanish.
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AY-la like a long 'a' ??? I've only ever heard Isla pronounce EYE-la, like island. I'm not even sure how you get a long A out of "is-"With the pronunciations I'm familiar with these names are WAY too close for siblings, let alone twins
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