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I like it a lot, and I prefer it spelled this way too.

I prefer it spelt Tahlia.

Love it!

I like it. I have a cousin named Talia (she's 16). As far as I know, she and her mom have always been complimented on it.

My sister's name. Its really cool and fits to all ages! She's never had any issues with it except that it often gets misspelt Tahlia.
It's great though :)

It's a nice name. I like it but don't love it.

I don't love the name but I don't hate it.
(Rate my name list Lol!!!!!!!!)

By itself or short for Natalia or Natalya, great.

I like the meaning, but it's quite a popular and trendy name here in Australia.

It's pretty and simple. Has a little bit of potential to be princessy though (kind of like Tiara), depending on the middle name.

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Since everyone is mentioning Thalia: I don't see Talia as similar to Thalia. Very different feel (no risk of princessiness with Thalia, for example), and also I say Thalia with a "th", not a "t". I looked up the pronunciation on this site and from what I can tell, it should be "th" (http://www.behindthename.com/support/transcribe.php?type=GR&target=T%5Ealeia). I also checked Wikipedia and in modern Greek, theta is the same sound as 'th' in 'thing', but it was closer to 't' in ancient Greek.

I like it spelt Thalia better. Love it

Very beautiful. Love it (:

I like Talia. It sounds very similar to one of my cousin's name (Dahlia), so I probably wouldn't actually use it, but it's a pretty name. I definitely wouldn't spell it Thalia, as I say that completely differently.

I love it! I prefer it spelled Thalia, though.

I really like it spelled Thalia.

I like it but I can never quite decide if I prefer it spelled Talia or Thalia.

I never know how to say it. Tah-lee-ah? Tahl-ya? Taal-ya? Tayl-ee-a?
That right there is a big strike against it in my book.