| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name
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| 296.1 | KAY-LA ? | BONOVX::BARRY |  | Thu Sep 08 1988 12:13 | 9 | 
|  |     Don't worry about it...
    
    To me the pronunciation looks like it would be KAY-LA.  Is this
    correct???
    
    I think it's a really nice name and have heard of it before.  I
    don't think you'll have too much trouble with it.
    
    Lesa
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| 296.2 | Cailah | EDUHCI::WARREN |  | Mon Sep 12 1988 10:53 | 12 | 
|  |     I would pronounce it KAY-la also.      
                                           
    My daughter's name is Caileigh (KAY-lee) and sometimes people pronounce
    it Kayla and sometimes (more often), people pronounce it Cally (short
    a).  I don't really understand it: "ai" is definitely a long "a" sound,
    and the same people wouldn't think to pronounce Caitlin as Catlin.
    I don't think you'd have that problem, though, if only because Calla
    doesn't sound right.
    
    -Tracy
          
                                           
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| 296.3 |  | REGENT::GALLANT | The Wild Heart | Mon Sep 12 1988 13:55 | 13 | 
|  |     
    
    	That's a third vote for KAY-la. 
    
    	It's a very pretty name and I'm the type who likes different
    	names and different spellings.
    
    	One thing that amazes me is that the names I picked out when
    	I was 14-15 (No! I didn't have children then/or now!) were
    	mostly from romance novels and they're very popular.  Hopefully
    	by the time I have children, they'll be less common again.
    	
    Kim
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| 296.4 | Thanks | LEDS::DEROO |  | Tue Sep 13 1988 14:53 | 7 | 
|  |     KAY-la is how we would pronounce it.  We have pretty much decided
    that if the baby is a girl, we'll name her Cailah, but since the
    due date is in March, there is lots-o-time for my wife to change
    her mind 8-).
    
    Thank you for your replies.
    John DeRoo
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| 296.5 | Kay-la it is ! | FILM::MASSICOTTE |  | Fri Sep 23 1988 12:47 | 6 | 
|  |     
    	It is pronounced Kay-la.  At least that is how my fiance's sister
    pronounces her daughter, Cailah Mitchell.  It's a pretty name for
    a girl.
    
    Jeanne
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| 296.6 | How about Carla? | PARITY::LANGR |  | Thu Jan 12 1989 20:09 | 5 | 
|  |     
    I like the name Cailah, the only problem with it is, as you have
    pointed out, the pronounciation.  I thought if you liked this
    name, another possibility is Carla; a pretty & similar name which
    is easier to pronounce.
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| 296.7 | Looks like an Irish Name | REVEAL::LEE | Wook... Like 'Book' with a 'W' | Tue Oct 24 1989 15:12 | 5 | 
|  | I suppose it would be pronounced KAW-la in Irish Gaelic, similar to the way
Caitlin is pronounced kawt-LEEN.  This, of course is speculation on the part of
someone with very spotty knowledge of Gaelige.
Wook
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| 296.8 | Just a Note | WR2FOR::VOGELSANG_JU |  | Thu Nov 23 1989 09:08 | 10 | 
|  |     I also like Cailah and the spelling is different.  I like the
    name Kayla (from that soap opera, Days of our Lives I think) and
    what I was  planning on doing was maybe using the name Michaela (mick-ay-la)
    and then use the nickname Kayla.  Michaela could also be pronounced
    Mick-ky-el-ah, phonetically.  
    
    Just thought I'd add a little something.
    
    -Julie Anneliese
    
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