I love both, but it depends on which pronunciation you want. Ophelia is o-FEEL-ya, and Ofelia is more like o-FAY-lya (or o-FAIL-ya, if that's more clear).
Also, while Ophelia has a classic, literary feel, so I wouldn't assume any certain heritage here, Ofelia has a very Spanish or even Italian feel, so I'd think the parents used that spelling and pronunciation to reflect that.
I love both, but it depends on which pronunciation you want. Ophelia is o-FEEL-ya, and Ofelia is more like o-FAY-lya (or o-FAIL-ya, if that's more clear).
Also, while Ophelia has a classic, literary feel, so I wouldn't assume any certain heritage here, Ofelia has a very Spanish or even Italian feel, so I'd think the parents used that spelling and pronunciation to reflect that.
HTH
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