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Mi (like in MInnesota) - chae (like in CApital) - la (like in LAnce)

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not necessarily is german, in spanish is also written Micaela (without H) same pronunciation also is translated to spanish a Miguela (Michael-Michel-Miguel is the male version in english-french-spanish)

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mee-cah-EH-lah.

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I assume that this is a German pronunciation, though I can't say for sure. I have a friend whose middle name, Michaela, is pronunced this way, and her father came to the US from Germany.

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If you really want to stretch things, you could also probably say it MY-cull-ah (like Michael-Ah), since it's an elaboration on the name Michael. I wouldn't recommend trying that pronunciation as a first name, though.

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mih KAY lah