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Dahlia.

Dahlia, Dahlink!

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And Dahlia Sofia sounds sweet.

Dalia

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Dahlia Sofia sounds okay.

Dahlia. Dalia seems to run together, reminds me too much of Daria, and doesn't look like the flower (I think).
Dahlia Sofia is interesting... I can't say I like it; either Dahlia is too harsh for Sofia or Sofia is too soft for Dahlia. But Dalia Sofia seems more balanced. Hm. Maybe Dalia is better for this combo.

I'd go with the spelling Dahlia. It looks more complete, in my opinion; though, Dalia is also pretty if you want the Spanish version.

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The name, itself, has grown on me a lot as of late.

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Dahlia Sofia is a very pretty combination! :)

Dalia normally. However with Sofia I'd say Dahlia to offset the two five letter names ending in -ia. Personally, I don't like the same endings in a combo, but that's just taste.

I prefer Dahlia, and I like it very much.

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Dahlia Sofia is too airy for me -- it needs substance, grounding.

I prefer the Dahlia spelling. Dahlia Sophia is pretty.

Dahlia

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It's so much more LUSH.

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Dahlia Sofia is really pretty.

I'm used to the h spelling so I definitely prefer Dahlia. As for the flow, it's not ideal but it works for me since the stresses are on different syllables.

I prefer Dahlia, it has more going on and looks more interesting and complete

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Sofia is fine enough.

I would spell it Dahlia, the same as the flower.

I don't really have a preference. They both have some appeal. I guess Dahlia looks so breathy. It is a correct English spelling, and that's a big plus. I think if I had to take the name myself, though, I'd spell it Dalia. Even though I don't speak Spanish.

it's nice! I like Dahlia Sofia best

I like Dahlia, and I prefer that spelling.

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I think Dahlia Sofia sounds a little sing-song, since both names have a strong first syllable, followed by -ia. Its a little cutesy for my tastes.