Charles comes from the German(ic) Karl, which is derived from a word meaning ‘man’. You then have several local variations like Carlo and Carlos specially in Italy, Portugal and Spain, the original Karl specially in Germany and neighborhood, and Charles as both the English and the French version. (Of course, there are many other variants, including female forms like Carla and Charlotte.)jimmy_kud0_tv2 wrote:But at the same time, Charles sounds like a British / American name or does it come from French / France ?
I’m still irritated by this mixed pronunciation, though. While しゃるる and シャルル speak for French roots, the English pronunciations えいべる and エイベル suggest to me that Aoyama or an assistent of his didn’t do proper research. Or this combination is intended, and Charles Abel has multiple origins (or pretentious parents?).
This name doesn’t seem kosher, but in the end, that’s probably not too relevant.


