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I prefer Lottie for Charlotte, but I don't see why Cherie couldn't also be used. It's fine. I don't like Charlie, though, as it's a boys name (my uncle's!) but that's just my preference.

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I love Charlotte with the nn Charlie! (I prefer the spelling Charleigh though)
I just don;t think Cherie would work...

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I'm a Charlotte, with the nn Charlie, as you can see by my posting name here. So being the obviously bias party here, I'll say that I love it given it's my name. Charlie goes for me since I'm a tomboy type of female.

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Cherie I don't care about, due to it sounding too cute in my ears. As for it being a nn for Charlotte, that wouldn't work, since Cherie comes mo close to relate to Charlotte.

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However if you need a name that Cherie could be a nn for, then choose the name Cherise / Cherice. It sounds more plausible to me.

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{Edit: Spelling.}

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This message was edited 7/23/2006, 9:31 AM

Charlotte is GORGEOUS, I simply adore it :)
Cherie could work as a nn, IMO, because there are really no "rules" for nn's. I don't think I like it much, though.
Charlie is cute, but only because I have a great association with a Charlotte nn Charly. I prefer the nn Lottie, though.

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Charlotte seems kind of boring to me but it's a good name.

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Cherie could very well be a nickname but be ready for more than one pronunciation.

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Charlie just seems like a boys name to me. People might always mistake her for a boy.

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This message was edited 7/23/2006, 9:17 AM