Carla or Charlotte
Which and why?
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Neither.
If forced to chose, Carla. Charlotte has a bratty sound to it.
If forced to chose, Carla. Charlotte has a bratty sound to it.
Carla is pretty, but I love the elegance of Charlotte.
That would depend on the last name. It it starts with a “T,” I’d go with Carla.
I'm annoying and now prefer Carla because Charlotte's so popular. Carla is brassy and wisecracking, whereas Charlotte's a bit too aspirationally royal.
Carlotta is my favorite form.
Carlotta is my favorite form.
Charlotte, it just sounds prettier
This message was edited 2/25/2024, 6:21 AM
Charlotte. I just like it more, maybe its the sound?
Charlotte. It’s more classic.
Charlotte, more classic and feminine
Carla does not appeal to me at all. I don't much like Carl, Karl, Karel etc and I'd never even think of feminising them. Charlotte is very nineteenth-century, probably because of too many novels with a Charlotte in them from that period. It sounds better in French; in English it's hard to overlook the fact that it not only rhymes with 'harlot', it contains it. Charlene would please me more: I knew a very nice one at school, which helps.