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I say EE-sa

It's EYE-zah here, even though it's short for Isabel.

In Britain it's EYE-za. I guess it depends how your country would pronounce the I in Isabella or Isabel in the first place.

My great-aunt Isabella, in England, pronounced it IE-za (not IE-sa), and used it as a written abbreviation of her name, though she was always known as Bella.

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No doubt it depends on where you are ... and what language you're using.

I pronounce it 'EE-sah'.

Here in Brazil we pronouce EE-sa.

The Dutch pron is EE-sah