i know that translated it is sharotto or something like that but i cant find anywhere that tells me what it means i found ne website bu they had the same meaning for about 5o meanings in a row so dont use that so please help 🙂
5 answers by real people - what does charlotte mean in japanese?
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It doesn’t mean anything; it’s just the Japanese way of saying/writing the name Charlotte.
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The name of cake.
In Japanese use Katakana only. <シャルロット＞
ケ－キの中に、果物や泡立てクリ－ムを詰めたデザ－ト用の菓子。
Very sweet and yum !!
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its meaning is just “little and womanly” feminine dimunitive of Charles. It has nothing related with any Japanese culture and/or background. So there is no mean as meaning about it in Japanese except onomatopoeic “シャーロッテ(shaarotte)”.
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Do you mean “シャーロット”?
http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%B7%E3%83%A3%E3…
It doesn’t mean anything in Japanese – as far as I know – other than whatever it already means in English. For example, there is a city named Charlotte, some girls named Charlotte, a sports team, a band (Good Charlotte), and various other similar things.
