Sofía or Sophia ?

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I don't know one Sofía / Sophia and I'm nor am I British , so I'm interested to know your thoughts on the spelling

Sophia to me says that the parents are British.
I'd assume Sofia's parents were foreign

Both pretty.

I think Sophie sounds quite English, Sofia sounds Spanish and Sophia I guess seems like an anglicised version of Sofia.

Sophia

Sophia

I have a 26 year old Sofia and I'm English. I liked the spelling.

Both are pretty tbh.

Sophia

I prefer Sofia, but both are equally pretty and fine. Just pick the one that you like the best. Both are well known enough that whichever way you spell it, others may get it wrong. But that can happen with many names.

One of my DC has a Sophie, a Sophia and a Sofia in their class.

The first two get calles by just their name,
but poor Sofia seems to get called Sofia-with-an-F all the time. I'd avoid it on that basis as she's going to come across other Sophias - her 'F' will be the easy distinguishing factor.

I have a teenage Sofia occasionally shortened to Fia. I would know maybe 4 Sophia's and 2 Sofias. All would be 8 or younger.

Both great but Sofia looks prettier I think.

Sofia is how Disney spell it- id always lean towards Sophia

I've a Sophia. She's crazy!

I prefer Sophie or Sofia. With an accent on the i I'd guess you were Spanish.

I like both. They were on my list!

Sofia looks foreign, Spanish or Italian. Might seem odd if you had an English surnamd, although maybe not since it's become so popular.

I have a teenage Sophia.

One of my nieces is Sophia and that is the obvious way to spell it for most British people

Sophia is British. Sofia to me is non british.

In England is very popular at the moment - I know three born in the last few months alone!!!

Sofia. It’s a Greek name and they don’t use ph for an f, only an f. Plus i think it looks better. My Sofia is 3.

Both are fine. I spell it Sophia automatically, though.