Message: "Caroline or Charlotte?"

Caroline or Charlotte?

by ThePerfectName

6/20/2007, 12:52 PM

Sister would be Clare.

#Caroline #Charlotte

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- Cambria (Korrine)

6/21/2007, 5:49 AM

Charlotte

- Pink Princess

6/20/2007, 6:41 PM

Charlotte.

- Elena +1

6/20/2007, 6:34 PM

I prefer Caroline but agree that Clare and Charlotte have a nicer flow. Clare and Caroline have repeated 'air' sounds (not that that's horrible or anything).

Is Clare already named? The reason I'm asking is because the French Claire does look a bit nicer with the equally French Caroline and Charlotte, imo.

- ThePerfectName

6/21/2007, 5:38 AM

No, Clare has not been named yet. The very same thing has crossed my mind with all names being French. I just prefer Clare over Claire. Definetly something to think about. Thank you!

- Chrisell

6/20/2007, 5:32 PM

If I had to choose between these, I'd choose Charlotte, as Caroline (ka-ro-LIEN, 'lien' as in 'line') doesn't appeal to me at all. But if it was an option, I'd choose Carolyn (KA-ro-lin).

- Tassiegirl

6/20/2007, 5:15 PM

Caroline.

- TongueTied

6/20/2007, 4:25 PM

Charlotte

- Lillian (LillianAMS)

6/20/2007, 4:25 PM

I like them equally but

have to agree with the poster who pointed out that Caroline and Clare sound very much alike. For that reason alone, I would go with Charlotte.

- Victoria (popular1)

6/20/2007, 4:19 PM

Charlotte..more classy. For sure.

- iris

6/20/2007, 3:33 PM

I think Charlotte works better wtih Clare. Had you not mentioned sister Clare I would have easily picked Caroline.

- Laurie (guest)

6/20/2007, 3:19 PM

I have to go with Caroline, since it's my daughter's name. I do like Charlotte though. But I'm not a fan of Clare, sorry!

- Emma Cummings (Emma McHnery)

6/20/2007, 2:59 PM

nt.

- Irish_Clare

6/20/2007, 2:57 PM

Charlotte.

One of my favourite ever names, and I love nn Lottie :)
Caroline is nice, but a bit dated round here, and much as I love the sound of Carrie, the film puts me off : / Also, as others have mentioned, the "C" sound is too similar between the two.

Love Clare and Charlotte as sisters, not that I'm at all biased...

- causegirl

6/20/2007, 2:24 PM

Charlotte. Caroline and Clare sound too much alike.

- Caitlin (earthnut)

6/20/2007, 2:06 PM

I'd go with Charlotte because it sounds less like Clare. I'm awful at mixing names up, so I'd stay away from another name that starts with a k sound. I do love Caroline though.

- Julia (JuliaF)

6/20/2007, 1:56 PM

Charlotte

Clare and Caroline are too matchy as sisters. Even though Charlotte starts with a C, it starts with a different sound so is less cutesy with Clare.

I love both names, though.

- Tuesday (trayc53)

6/20/2007, 1:54 PM

Caroline. I'm slowly beginning to almost dislike Charlotte because I'm seeing it too much.

- Isla

6/20/2007, 1:53 PM

Charlotte

Clare and Caroline are too similar sounding, IMO. Even though Clare and Charlotte start with the same letter, they consist of different sounds. I like Charlotte and Caroline about equally, btw.

- Brianna (Brianna Angela)

6/20/2007, 1:51 PM

Charlotte

- jeziana

6/20/2007, 1:35 PM

Charlotte

- LMS

6/20/2007, 1:34 PM

I would use Charlotte. Caroline to me is too easily messed up with Clare. I can see you calling out "Claroline" on accident.

- Array (WeloveyouJesseLacey) +1

6/20/2007, 1:33 PM

In this case, Charlotte. The first syllable of Caroline rhymes with Clare, and I'd get the two of them confused.

Besides, I like the idea of Lottie / Tatty / Charty and Clarey. :)

Array

- ThePerfectName

6/20/2007, 1:47 PM

I love Lottie! That would be the nn I would use for Charlotte.

- Diamante04

6/20/2007, 1:28 PM

I prefer the name Caroline over Charlotte, and Carrie would make a sweet nickname to go with Clare.

- emilymoo (Lamia_Katze) +1

6/20/2007, 12:55 PM

I personally prefer the name Caroline, but I think Charlotte goes better with the name Clare.

- Vraiment

6/20/2007, 1:11 PM

I prefer Charlotte. :)

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