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WDyt of Leila? I also had two little girl students with this name. One is four now and the other I think just turned seven.
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So-so, prefer the Leyla spelling with the pronunciation as in Eric Clapton's song.
Apart from that I' m really bored of the never ending sequence of female L-Names meanwhile in those days. (ex. Wordsmith's Leopoldine, �)
Apart from that I' m really bored of the never ending sequence of female L-Names meanwhile in those days. (ex. Wordsmith's Leopoldine, �)
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I like it a lot. I know a kid named Leila (I think she's 6 or 7) and I think it fits all different ages. I think it's more versatile than Layla-- even though they're variant transcriptions of the same name I think Layla looks more young and less serious, while Leila can easily be young and playful or mature and serious.
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This is my preferred spelling of the name (usually it's Layla, but I worry that spelling also leads to bad jokes in high school).
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I love Leila (pr. LAY-luh). She's my kitty (see picture in my profile). I think it suits any age.
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I think I prefer this spelling over Layla, due to the “Lay” part looking kinda made-up. It’s a nice name, it’s very pretty and I like the meaning.
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It's ok, there are a few spellings and pronunciation of the name, which could be a probt
This message was edited 6/20/2020, 9:50 AM
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I like it pronounced lee-luh.
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