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I like it, but it’s a bit dated perhaps?

The name Alicia is in Spanish. I'm not sure why English speakers give it whatever pronunciation they feel like. If a name is not in your language or you can't pronounce correctly then it's not for you. It's Ah-lee-see-ah, said fast. If you're going to pronounce it with an sh then just go with Alisha, it's a nice name.

I love it! Both pronunciations, like you. It seems very pretty, fresh, and fun-loving.

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Hi !!!

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I think that Alicia is an international name because it has so many pronounciations.

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I like your link with summer and lemonade. I agree that Alicia (with the English sh sound) is energic and lively.

I've only ever heard 'uhLISHuh'. I find it unnecessarily complicated: Alice and Alison are both names I'd be happy to use, but I don't see the point of making a non-Latin name look Latinate.

It's nice, but the ones I know have issues with spelling and pronouciation

I like both pronounciation too. It’s a very pretty name. Alicia also has a nice meaning. Both pronounciations are fine. If I wanted the first one I probably would’ve just went with Alisha, but it’s a gorgeous name nonetheless. Alicia makes me think of summer.

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It’s also very fun to play around with!

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Alicia Ines
Alicia Summer
Alicia Avalon
Alicia Iris
Alicia Yvette
Alicia Perrine
Alicia Thomasine
Alicia Faith
Alicia Mercy
Alicia Nadine
Alicia Wren
Alicia Moirrey

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Alisha Renée
Alisha Cleo
Alisha Deirdre
Alisha Daphne
Alisha Hermione
Alisha Irene
Alisha Sappho
Alisha Kleio
Alisha Nephthys
Alisha Mnemosyne