I came across someone with this name. Would you think it was Sah-rye, Sah-ray or Sara?

i went to school with a girl who last name was Sarai. it was pronounced Suh-ray. so i would assume it would be the same.

Here it's Sa-rye

I though it was Sa-rye.

She pronounces it Sara  

I've always heard it pronounced Suh-rye. Sarah (from the Bible), was Sarai before she became Jewish. I'm assuming that's where they got the pronunciation.

Suh- rye. It is WAY better than the overdone Sarah. I also love Seraphina.

Quoting Back to Noob Status:" Suh- rye. It is WAY better than the overdone Sarah. I also love Seraphina."

 
My name in the USA was Sarah (I switched to Audrey when I moved here), my god it's overdone! 4 Sarahs in my kindergarten class and 3 in 1st grade!   I was never the only kid with that name in any grade!!

Seraphina is awesome!  

Quoting Rumpelstiltskin:"   My name in the USA was Sarah (I switched to Audrey when I moved here), my god it's overdone! 4 Sarahs ... [snip!] ... my kindergarten class and 3 in 1st grade!   I was never the only kid with that name in any grade!! Seraphina is awesome!  "

In my class of 43, there were five or six girls name Sarah/Sara, two Hannahs, two Claire/Clares and too many Katies to think of. It is a pretty name, but way too common. Sarah is the 90s Barbara or Mary.

Quoting Back to Noob Status:" In my class of 43, there were five or six girls name Sarah/Sara, two Hannahs, two Claire/Clares and ... [snip!] ... two Claire/Clares and too many Katies to think of. It is a pretty name, but way too common. Sarah is the 90s Barbara or Mary."

 

In Novali's class there were three girls named MaFer (Maria Fernanda). And tons of boys named Pablo in the school I was teaching at last year. I think every grade had one Pablo in it! hahaha

It's suh-rye, I'm pretty positive, but I have also met Jewish people who say "sah-rie". My aunt was raised in Israel, so I have come across this a few times. (Her name is Sarit, I've always liked it).

I personally love it, I think it's so exotic and beautiful.

Quoting Back to Noob Status:" Suh- rye. It is WAY better than the overdone Sarah. I also love Seraphina."

I'd rather be a Sara than a jacked up Suh-rye. That's a horrible name.

I knew a girl named Sarai and she pronounced it Sar-ee

Quoting Devil Duckie:" I'd rather be a Sara than a jacked up Suh-rye. That's a horrible name. "

You think Sarai is terrible? I find it very exotic.

Quoting Devil Duckie:" I'd rather be a Sara than a jacked up Suh-rye. That's a horrible name. "

Sarai is a very old, beautiful, traditional name.

I find your "taste" to be smurfing HILARIOUS - I see you walking around talking about how people need to use "real names" and when someone pulls out a real name that has deeps roots and a meaning, you have something negative to say even though it's exactly what you walk around advocating. Just admit you are a hypocritical douche bag.

Quoting Devil Duckie:" I'd rather be a Sara than a jacked up Suh-rye. That's a horrible name. "

Sarai is in actual name, not a jacked up one! I swear!