Charlotte
Charlotte is the Italian form of the female given name Charlotte.
Charlotte is used as a proper noun for a female given name.
Did you know?
- In Italian, a charlotte is not just a name but also a type of dessert, specifically a molded cake lined with ladyfingers and filled with cream or fruit.
- In Italian, names ending in -ette are often adapted to end in -otta, such as turning Charlotte into Carlotta.
- In Italian literature and high society, names like Charlotte were often used in the 19th century to signal a character's cosmopolitan or European education.
Examples in context
- Charlotte, che lingua è questa?Charlotte, what's this language?This sentence shows how to address someone named Charlotte to ask about a language.Tatoeba #1699927 by Guybrush88, translation #1699884 by Amastan
- Quante lingue conosce Charlotte?How many languages does Charlotte know?This sentence is useful for asking about the number of languages known by Charlotte.Tatoeba #1699845 by Guybrush88, translation #1699844 by Amastan
- Signora Carlotta, piacere di conoscerla.Mrs. Charlotte, pleasure to meet you.
- Mi scusi, potrebbe aiutarmi, Carlotta?Excuse me, could you help me, Charlotte?
- Charlotte è molto simpatica.Charlotte is very nice.
Example conversation
Chiara and Francesco are talking about their friend at a cafe.
- ChiaraConosci Charlotte?Do you know Charlotte?
- FrancescoSì, è una mia amica.Yes, she is a friend of mine.
- ChiaraCharlotte viene con noi oggi?Is Charlotte coming with us today?
- FrancescoSì, deve arrivare presto.Yes, she should arrive soon.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
