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SHAR-let / SHAR-lut

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More like SHAR-lut (in England)

Shar-let

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~~Kris~~

I say SHAR-lot or SHAR-let. For fun I say SHAR-lotta, or CHAR-lot (like the CHAR ic Charcoal).

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"a boy's best friend is his mother" - Norman Bates in Psycho

In New York I usually hear it said SHAR-let.

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♥Leona♥
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I say it like that - shar-let.

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"The only man who makes no mistakes is the man who never does anything." ~~ Theodore Roosevelt

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Loving Theodore Elliott and Chava Louise!

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In Chicago its pronounced Shar-lit

For Denmark: shar-LOT-teh. And it's my name. :-)

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♠ Charlie Blue! ♠

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SHAR-lut here in the north of England. Down South, it's often pronounced as shar-LOT (emphasis on the second syllable rather than the first)

SHAR-leht, more or less. shar-LOT is the French pronounciation.

Shar-let , here in Eastern Canada.

SHAR-lot. Which in my accent is a bit like -laht and more like -lut. I try not to say -let or -lit because part of what I like about this name is the sound of the vowels, but those are what I usually hear (let and lit). I've also heard SHAR-LAWT from Americans (can't tell what syllable they're stressing but they're drawing out the vowel O)

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- mirfak

This message was edited 11/9/2006, 7:18 PM

SHAR-let.

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Camille J
future 1st place winner of the local Piano Fest
future piano student of the esteemed Proffesor Amano
future music student at a university
future professional pianist!

SHAR-let or SHAR-lot

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As a side note: At work the other night, someone was looking up the new movie "Charlotte's Web" online and I had to help her spell Charlotte. She kept typing Charolet. :-/ And this was a nurse, and a very smart person. Also funny was that another nurse at work (happened to be a guy) didn't know how to spell it either, and when I was spelling it out for her, he asked me, 'How do you know that for sure?' Um, duh! Are namenerds the only people that know how to spell names correctly? :(

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This message was edited 11/9/2006, 6:41 PM

shar-let

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:)

shahr-LO-tuh

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and that would be in the Netherlands :)

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SHAR-let, because I'm American. If I were French or German, I'd say it differently.

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There's more than one pronunciation listed under it--you're looking at how it's pronunced in France.

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Array

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I need the smell of summer--
I need its noises in my ears.

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A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.

SHAR-let.

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You were probably just looking at the French entry - the English pronunciation is:

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SHAHR-laht. (Simplified: SHAR-let.) At least, that's how most people I know say it.

This message was edited 11/9/2006, 6:29 PM