How to Say “Charlie” in Italian

Charlie
Charlie is the Italian diminutive of the name Charles or its translations in other languages.
Charlie is used as a diminutive form of the name Charles or its equivalents in various languages.
Meaning: diminutive of Charles or its translations in other languages (name)

Did you know?

  • In Italian, the name Carlo is derived from the Germanic word karal, which originally meant a 'free man'.
  • In the Italian military and aviation sectors, Charlie is used as part of the NATO phonetic alphabet to represent the letter C.
  • Italian speakers often use Charlie specifically when referring to English-speaking figures, rather than as a natural nickname for an Italian Carlo.

Examples in context

  • Charlie Chaplin è un attore.
    Charlie Chaplin is an actor.
    This sentence shows how to use Charlie in a sentence about an actor.
    Tatoeba #1712921 by Guybrush88, translation #1712902 by Amastan
  • "Non capisco il Natale", disse Charlie Brown.
    "I don't understand Christmas," said Charlie Brown.
    This sentence shows how to use Charlie in a sentence about a character speaking.
    Tatoeba #5682098 by Guybrush88, translation #5682094 by Hybrid
  • Ieri ho visto un vecchio film con Charlie Chaplin.
    I saw an old film featuring Charlie Chaplin yesterday.
    This sentence shows how to use Charlie in a sentence about watching a film.
    Tatoeba #631602 by Guybrush88, translation #257729 by pip
  • Mi chiamo Charlie, ma puoi chiamarmi Carlo.
    I am called Charlie, but you can call me Carlo.
  • Charlie, come ti chiami in Italiano?
    Charlie, what's your name in Italian?
  • Ciao Carlo, sai dov'è Charlie?
    Hi Carlo, do you know where Charlie is?
  • 10 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a mutual friend's dog.

  1. Matteo

    Il cane di Charlie è molto simpatico.
    Charlie's dog is very friendly.
  2. Martina

    Sì, è davvero dolce.
    Yes, he is really sweet.
  3. Matteo

    Vuoi andare a trovarlo con me?
    Do you want to go visit him with me?
  4. Martina

    Certo, andiamo!
    Sure, let's go!

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