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I like this a lot. Its definitely a nicer alternative to Ava and I never really thought of "ate-a" until you said it. I don't think many people would notice that, anyway. I heard a song by Sarah McLachlan called Adia (prn. Ay-dee-ah) and I thought that it would make such a beautiful name.

Oh, Ada is definitely classic. I'm becoming bored with Adelaide...maybe I need to make Ada my favorite girl's name.

I love Ada, and I've never thought it sounded like "ate-a" but now I probably will. :-/ LOL. It's a nice alternative to the trendy Ava, but it's possible it will become popular in the future for that very reason. :(

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Fear it's the next "Ava" though.

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It's dated, but in the stylish retro way. It is not a classic.