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If Kayla is pronounced [kay-lah] then in romanized Japanese it would be Keira, basically the same pronunciation except for the L changed to an R.

Kayla -> Kay-lah -> Keira -> ケイラ (non-Japanese names are spelled in hiragana but kanji could be possible depending on what selection would be available/suitable)

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12y ago

The name Makayla is written, "マケイラー" and pronounced, "Makeira".

To say, "Hi, nice to meet you, I'm Makayla, what's you name?" it'd be, "はじめまして、私はマケイラーです、どぞよろしく。あなたの名前はですか?" (Hajimemashite, watashi wa Makeira desu, dozo yoroshiku. Anata no namae wa desu ka?)

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11y ago

Both ケイラ (keira) and ケーラ (keera) can be used to mean to name 'Kayla' in Japanese. The name Kayla doesn't mean anything itself in Japanese.

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