How to Say "Caroline" in French

Caroline

/ka.ʁɔ.lin/

Caroline is the French female given name for Caroline.

Caroline is used as a female given name.

Meaning: female given name (name)

Which one should you use?

Caro is an affectionate diminutive used among friends and family, while Lina serves as an informal nickname.

The pronunciation of Caroline consists of three syllables: /ka.ʁɔ.lin/.

The name Caroline is the feminine version of Charles, which is derived from the ancient Germanic word karl meaning 'free man'.
In France, the name Caroline peaked in popularity during the 1970s and early 1980s, making it a classic 'generation marker' for women of that age group.
In French history, the name was often associated with the 'Carolingian' dynasty, which can make the name sound quite regal or historical in a classical context.

Joe et Caroline s'occupent de notre chien.
Joe and Caroline are looking after our dog.
This sentence shows the use of Caroline when describing people looking after a pet.
Tatoeba #3272858 by Nyans, translation #3272857 by CN
J'ai croisé Michael et Caroline en ville cet après-midi.
I ran into Michael and Caroline in town this afternoon.
This sentence shows the use of Caroline when describing running into someone in town.
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Joe et Caroline se sont levés à 6 heures du matin.
Joe and Caroline got up at 6 a.m.
This sentence shows the use of Caroline when describing people waking up early.
Tatoeba #3272856 by Nyans, translation #3272855 by CN
Madame Caroline Dupont, enchantée de faire votre connaissance.
Mrs. Caroline Dupont, delighted to meet you.
Salut, Caro! Comment ça va?
Hi, Caro! How are you?
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Chloé and Gabriel are discussing a friend.

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