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Oh, that's annoying. My stepmom has a really good friend named Sahar, who's of Egyptian descent; and Sahar would get called Sarah by teachers all the time. I'd understand misreading it once, because you're used to seeing Sarah, but after that make some effort, you know?

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My instinct is to pronounce Saira as sie-EER-uh, like Saida / Syeda but with an R instead of a D. I didn't realize it was only two syllables.

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