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Apparently the “k” bothers people, but you have to understand that “C” in a lot of Slavic languages is pronounced like an S. So it wouldn’t be Ka-mil-la it would be Sa-mil-la if it started with a c.
Kamilla Aliyeva is an Azerbaijani rhythmic gymnast. She is the 2022 World 3 ribbons + 2 balls bronze medalist and 2022 European group All-Around, 5 hoops and 3 ribbons and 2 balls bronze medalist.
Kamilla Bartone is a Latvian tennis player.
Kamilla Asylova is a Kazakhstani model who was crowned Miss Universe Kazakhstan 2016 and represented Kazakhstan at Miss Universe 2017.
Also Belarusian and Ukrainian.
WHAT? Use the c please!
Also:Usage: Finnish, German, English (Modern, Rare)Pronunciation: KAW-meel-law (Hungarian), ka-MEH-la (Danish), ka-MEEL-la (Swedish), KAH-meel-lah (Finnish), kə-MIL-ə (English)Meaning: Form of CAMILLA used in several languages.
Apparently also a Polish variant of Kamila: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamila
https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamilla_Baar-Kocha%C5%84ska [noted -ed]
Hungarian pronunciation: KAW-mil-law.
The name is also used in Iceland.
Also the Hungarian word for camomile. [noted -ed]
Kamilla is the Danish form as well. [noted -ed]
I really like Kamilla instead of Camilla in countries where a K at the beginning of a name really is common (Hungary, Germany etc.), but in the U.S. or GB it would seem so "kreatyve" if I met a girl called Kamilla instead of Camilla.
I like the spelling with the k instead of the c. It's sounds more natural, and givess birth to an image of a black haired, vibrant and funny girl.

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