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"Larla" as girl's name
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Anonymous
| What about Larkin (great poet by the way)? You could always call her Lark for short. I would have done this but didn't think of it 6 years ago. You can have it, OP. |
Anonymous
| Laura and Carla are both nice names. Crashing them into each other is cruel. |
Anonymous
| OP, have we convinced you? Were you only joking? |
Anonymous
Thanks - My name is Laura, and I've come to really appreciate it! And I've known many Carlas in my life - another nice name. |
Anonymous
| Sounds like how my 5 yo with apraxia of speech says his teacher's name - Miss Laura comes out Miss Larla. |
Anonymous
| Reminds me of 'gargle' |
Anonymous
| Lara and Laura-- yes. "Larla" ? No. Sounds trashy. Combination of lard and larva. |
Anonymous
Please don't go with Darla, unless you have a son you named Dale. Oh sorry, thats a whole different post, but don't go with Darla, or Larla |
Anonymous
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Nice one, OP. You got everyone to agree to a "no", that must be a DCUM first!
By the way, I think I sprained my tongue trying to say it out loud. |
Anonymous
| No. IMO, made up names are never a good choice. |
Anonymous
| Very awkward and definitely sounds made up. |
Anonymous
I guess it's better than as a boy's name. 
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Anonymous
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No, sorry.
It sounds like someone REALLY drunk trying to say "Laura" |
Anonymous
| Only if you want to give your child a gift of difficulty every time they introduce themselves. They will have to pronounce, spell and correct people frequently for the rest of their lives. Please don't. |
Anonymous
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Sounds like Lila with a terrible drawl/speech impediment.
But Layla is pretty, nothing like Larla! |