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I've only heard it pro. air-uh-bella.
And its waaay too much.Haven
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That is interestingHere in America, everytime I've heard Arabella, its been air-a-bella. I've never heard Ar-a-bella.Hmm.
Haven
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I'm from England and I've only ever heard it pronounced AH-ra-bella. Must be an American thing :)
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I am from England too and I have only ever heard it pronounced Ah ra bella
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I'm from England too.I pronounce it AR-ra-bella, taking in the regional differences of accents, the same as you.
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HmmmIm from wales but I visit america and Canada and various others and I've heard it both ways but Ar-a-bella much more than air-uh-bella. -shrugs- It doesn't really matter.
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