How would you pronounce this name please

[ScottishLassie91]

We are expecting a little girl and have whittled down a shortlist.

One of the names is Lucia.

We live in Scotland and wondered how would you pronounce this as keen to know of it would be mispronounced often?

Australian here, my cousin Lucia is loo-sea-a.

Loo-chee-ah and it sounds like a lavatory cleaner.

I'm Scottish and would pronounce it Loo-see-yah.

Spanish is Lu-see-a and Italian is Lu-chee-a. I live in Spain and it’s quite a common name here.

Loo che a

I immediately thought loo-see-ah but I see I was most likely wrong!

I'd probably ask!

It could reasonably be Loo-sha like the island Saint Lucia, Loo-chee-ah like a song Santa Lucia we learned at school or Lucy-ah.

So if I saw it written down and the person was in front of me I'd ask. Otherwise I'd guess at Lucy-ah.

Lou-see-a

Loo-chia.

I think it’s lovely! Congratulations!

Oh actually the Batman character was Alicia not Lucia. But pronounced Aleesha

Nope, not a mistake. I honestly, in the anglophone world would pronounce it Lucy-a unless there was a foreign connection which would lead me to pronounce it otherwise, or if told otherwise.
There are so many names which are used or originate from other countries but it wouldn't occur to me to put on an accent unless indicated or extremely obvious (for example Anaïs- a name where there is no ambiguity).

Loo-chee-a - fabulous name. I’ve loved it since I read Mapp & Lucia a very long time ago.

I would ask if it's Lu-cee-a or Lu-chi-a. Could be either.

Lu-sha. But the one I knew was Brazilian an that is how it is produced there. I've never met another so haven't had to think about pronouncing it any other way!

At my DC school (Scotland east coast) there are two Lucias. Both LOO-CHEE- UH. Both families have Italian heritage. Beautiful name!

Loo-see-a

Fellow Scot here I would probably say - Loo-sea-ah

I've known a Lu see ah and a Lu chee ah

Lu-chia

I automatically read it as Loo-sha (like the island), unless I know the person is Italian or Spanish. Once you'd told me I'd know though.

I'd say Loosha, but it might be Lucy-a, Loo-see-a, Lootch-ee-a, Luth-ee-a etc.

Loo-see-a. Based in south east england

Loo see ah

Loo she er

Thanks all! It's DH favourite and although I like it, it's not my number 1