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Help[Opinions] Re: Sara or Sarah?
in reply to a message by Lily8
Sara reminds me of 'A Little Princess' too, this is a really nice association :)
I prefer Sara, pronounced SAR-a instead of SAIR-ah, Sara looks less frilly, also Sarah is way too common.
I've only ever met one Sara, who pronounced it differently to Sarah. I know many Sarah's though, there was about 8 in my year at school and I have a cousin named this. I know of Sarah's from all ages.
I think it depends on the pronunciation, but people would most probably spell it Sarah as it's the most commonly recognised spelling. It'd always be Sarah without the 'H'.
I don't think Sarah/Sara will ever lose popularity, as I mentioned I know of Sarah's of all ages. I don't think it'll be as popular as it has been in previous years, but I don't think it will go off the charts all together for a while yet at least.
I don't really care for Sarai. Zara is pretty and less common than Sara or Sarah, I think it makes a nice alternative :)
I prefer Sara, pronounced SAR-a instead of SAIR-ah, Sara looks less frilly, also Sarah is way too common.
I've only ever met one Sara, who pronounced it differently to Sarah. I know many Sarah's though, there was about 8 in my year at school and I have a cousin named this. I know of Sarah's from all ages.
I think it depends on the pronunciation, but people would most probably spell it Sarah as it's the most commonly recognised spelling. It'd always be Sarah without the 'H'.
I don't think Sarah/Sara will ever lose popularity, as I mentioned I know of Sarah's of all ages. I don't think it'll be as popular as it has been in previous years, but I don't think it will go off the charts all together for a while yet at least.
I don't really care for Sarai. Zara is pretty and less common than Sara or Sarah, I think it makes a nice alternative :)
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