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In Swedish it's pronounced AH-duh. I think it's a bit too old-fashioned and in Sweden people tell jokes about "Kal and Ada from Gothenburg" (Kal being the Gothenburg dialect pr. of Karl, it's not really spelled like that), it's a bit like the Ole and Lena jokes in America, I think.
OTOH, I kind of like the English pronounciation AY-da. It makes me think of "The Piano", which I liked (and I love the music).

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Ada Emily
Ada Emmeline
Ada Rosalind
Ada Martina
Ada Isabella
Ada Christine or Christina
Ada Marie or Maria

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Does the sea exist
Because of our longing?

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My PNL
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/3258/61573