What do you think about these two girls names?

Johannah Elizabeth is beautiful. (I love the name Johanna with the H pronounced. It's so much prettier than Joanna.)

I don't like Cylieane Rose at all, though. Well, the Rose part is pretty, but Cylieane is made up and impossible to read. I would have pronounced it SIE-lee-an, with an "s" sound and only three syllables. Some ideas that might fit better with the super-classy Johannah Elizabeth:

Cecelia Rose

Cecily Rose

Christiane Rose

Callista Rose

Corinna Rose

Calliope Rose

Cordelia Rose

Caroline Rose

Kaia Rose

Johannah Elizabeth.

I prefer "Cylieane Rose" - its an interesting choice, I haven't heard it before so I would class it as unusual. I'm not keen personally on "Johannah". There just seems to be too many h's going on in there - I much prefer the classically beautiful "Hannah". Hannah Elizabeth sounds good.

Cylieane may cause people have a tendancy to pronounce inncorectly, simply because of the soft phonetical sound carried in "C" . Changing this to "Kylieane" would resolve this, but I understand how you would like the look and spelling of your chosen version.

Go with your heart! If you like one over the other - then this is the one to go for.

I think the first name will be mispronounced repeatedly, based on the spelling, etc. Also, I think the transition from the a vowel sound to the i vowel sound is awkward without a consonant to soften it.

I suggest just pronouncing the name (Ky-lee-ann) and spelling it Kylieane. The first ca sound should mesh with the eye sound. Instead of ca-eye, just make it one kye. Kylie-anne.

The second name is fine, but it's a mouthful for a first name. If it's a first and middle name, then it's cool.

If you hadn't included a prononciation key, I would have pronounced the first one "sy-lee-aine" (not very pretty!)

but your prononciation sounds very nice. I'd consider changing the spelling to make it more clear.. perhaps Kylieann?

Cylieane Rose is very pretty, Johannah Elizabeth is cute as well.

Johannah

Having a very unusual name myself, i don't recommend any name that you have to spell out or explain as it can be frustrating in the Dr's and at work! they are all nice names but what about Elizabeth Rose?

Johannah Elizabeth is gorgeous. I think it's strong yet feminine, easy to spell, and flows great.

I don't love the other name - it sounds made up

Cylieane Rose is really pretty.

You will get a lot if mispronunciations of her name her whole life would you concider changing the spelling?

How about kylie-anne?

Both names are very pretty! My favorite from the two would be Cylieane Rose. But I would spell it Kylieann.

Good Luck =)