Message: "Carlita." - Behind the Name

[Opinions] Carlita.

by PrincessLex (carly_ann)

7/15/2009, 5:43 PM

A little while ago i saw the name Carlita on facebook. My jaw almost dropped to the floor. Carlita has been my NN since i was a baby. I can't believe that is someones real name! what is your opinion and do you know any Carlita's?

#Carlita

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- Sofia

7/16/2009, 1:33 AM

There seems to be a Carlita or Carlito in every Spanish soap my grandmother watches and it's always a totally stupid character (aren't they all, lol).

- ICEyun

7/15/2009, 9:21 PM

I don't know of any Carlitas, but I see a Carlito on TV once in a while. (not Carlito's Way, it's a WWE performer)

- brighton18

7/15/2009, 8:24 PM

It's ok.

My friend Carlos occasionally is called Carlito but, in that sense, it reminds me of Carlito's Way.

- tiktokism +1

7/15/2009, 8:13 PM

Certainly not an unheard-of name; it's the Spanish diminutive/pet form of Carla - not unlike Juanita to Juana or Sarita (a childhood nickname of mine, despite not being Hispanic) to Sarah.

- LuzDeTuVida

7/16/2009, 1:41 AM

exactly

That's basically what I was going to point out. I don't know any Carlitas but I know a boy named Carlos, that we sometimes call Carlito. He loves that. -ita/-ito is a Spanish diminutive, indicating "little". My aunt's name is Marita because her mother's name is Mary.

I really like Carlita though. I adore Lolita, but people consider it unusable because of the book, which I don't understand, because it's simply a regularly used Spanish diminutive of Lola.

- DelilahRuby (AnnaMichelle)

7/15/2009, 5:59 PM

I don't like it.

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