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Help[Opinions] Re: Charlotte
in reply to a message by Georgia-Claire
1. Does it sound nice with sisters Evangeline "Eva", Matilda "Tilly" and Eleanor in your opinion?
I don't see why not (hate Evangeline though - not that you asked). Charlotte, Tilly, Eleanor sounds very yuppie, but I happen to like that.
2. Or would it possible be best as a middle name for either Matilda or Eleanor? I'm not really sure yet.
Well, I love Charlotte, so am torn between wanting you to use it as a mn so there are fewer, and using it as a fn because it's great :p It does work as a mn for either of the above perfectly well.
3. How many Charlottes do you know? I only know two (and I don't think Charlotte from SATC really counts as knowing ).
Quite a few of all ages, but that's the area I live in (Southern England).
4. What is your personal opinion of Charlotte. Dowdy, dated, snobby, name perfection?
Pretty close to name perfection, lol. I've loved it since I was a kid.
5. And lastly, any combos ideas or suggestions?
Put it with something nice like Eleanor or Matilda (but with better flow) and there will be no protests here. (I know, I'm useless at suggesting! Sorry.)
I don't see why not (hate Evangeline though - not that you asked). Charlotte, Tilly, Eleanor sounds very yuppie, but I happen to like that.
2. Or would it possible be best as a middle name for either Matilda or Eleanor? I'm not really sure yet.
Well, I love Charlotte, so am torn between wanting you to use it as a mn so there are fewer, and using it as a fn because it's great :p It does work as a mn for either of the above perfectly well.
3. How many Charlottes do you know? I only know two (and I don't think Charlotte from SATC really counts as knowing ).
Quite a few of all ages, but that's the area I live in (Southern England).
4. What is your personal opinion of Charlotte. Dowdy, dated, snobby, name perfection?
Pretty close to name perfection, lol. I've loved it since I was a kid.
5. And lastly, any combos ideas or suggestions?
Put it with something nice like Eleanor or Matilda (but with better flow) and there will be no protests here. (I know, I'm useless at suggesting! Sorry.)
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