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Carmel
I've been liking the name Carmel. I don't know whether I'd actually use it ... It reminds me so much of "caramel", which is annoying even though I like caramel ;-)But anyway, WDYT? It would probably be for a middle name. I also quite like Carmella, but I think Carmel is girly enough on its own without being Latinised. For some reason I don't care for Carmen at all._____________________________________________________________________"There are few more distressing sights than that
Of an Englishman in a baseball cap
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That's a class of our own my love"Elinor

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I know twins named Carmella Rose 'Carmel' and Amanda Shelly 'Amy'. I love Carmel, it is too sweet :)__________________________________________________
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Carmel is weird to me. I like Carmella and Carmine (car-meen) though.
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I think of caramel too. I prefer Carmella which is fairly cute, imo.-Seda*
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Carmel reminds me of Caramel, in looks mostly but I've also heard people pronounce Caramel as Carmel.Carmella is very pretty, and strangely doesn't remind me of Caramel at all.
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Because of caramel (which I pronounce carmel) I wouldn't use it, except for a pet maybe. I much prefer Carmelita. But I love the name Carmen.
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I prefer Carmella if any. Camille and Camilla remind me of that name. Maybe you like one of those.Diana Lynne
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I'm not crazy about Carmel or Carmella (or Carmen, for that matter).
~Heather~
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what about Caramella?
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I'm not sure about in other places, but in the U.S. "carmel" is actually another word for "caramel." (Although "caramel" is often considered to be a bit fancier.) For this reason, I would not use it as a name. I like Carmen though. -Amy-
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I, too, am reminded of caramel, and when I was growing up, one of my elementary school teachers spelled caramel as carmel phonetically as she pronounced it (oh, the wonders of the school systems). I think it's too girly, along with Carmella, and I find Carmen not feminine enough. I know a woman named Carmelina, but she only goes by Carm.
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