.tv The translation .tv thread

b2b · Apr 27, 2009

I've been noticing an upcoming trend of interest in foreign language .tv domains.
Noticeable sales are being reported more often, fellow .tv'ers are asking help for translations.

So in light of this upcoming rage, I've decided (while driving, which could of been quite dangerious :yell

that they're should be a refuge where people can ask help to members that are fluent in more then one language.

Although English is the international language of business, we must not forget that they're are still loads of businessmen, investors, etc.. that surprisingly don't speak a word of English.

I will start with yours truly, I speak:

Dutch
Spanish

So if you need any help with these languages, let me know!

Now for rest of you, pls post languages that you are fluent in...
I'm sure they're are a few French, Italian, Portuguese, German people here...

So let's see!

Coopey · Apr 29, 2009

CrazyJoker said:
Romanian here but i don't think someone is interested

I thought that about Welsh, but offered it up anyway- you never know!

frankiethepet said:
Swedish here!

If you need Swedish meatball recipes or blonde women... im your man.

How many blonde women do you have in stock currently?
:lol:

Len said:
I think this thread should be "Stickied". :tu:

It is important to know who to contact should you need advice on any language that is not your own.

Many thanks to all those who have made themselves available for this.

Seconded.

twomoon · Apr 29, 2009

S~ said:
How many blonde women do you have in stock currently?
:lol:

Seconded :]

garptrader · Apr 29, 2009

I speak Spanish and will offer the following advice - just because a foreign language domain might be available doesn't make it a great investment. Sometimes the foreign language equivalent isn't really searched that much due to cultural, economic or other factors. There are fewer online web surfers in many languages than in English so that will also affect the demand for a particular keyword or phrase. And the concept of paying money for an alternate extension domain may be considered odd.

frankiethepet · Apr 29, 2009

S~ said:
I thought that about Welsh, but offered it up anyway- you never know!

How many blonde women do you have in stock currently?
:lol:

Seconded.

Well, most of the good ones are premium and are reserved by me but you can preorder non-premiums starting today actually, go to REGISTER.BLONDE and register YOUR-DOMAIN-NAME.Blonde. Its important for you to protect your copyrights and therefor you should do like all serious companys and register your companyname.blonde before someone else takes it! HURRY, FAST!

b2b · May 4, 2009

Dutch
Spanish
Italian
French
Chinese - Simplified & Traditional !!
Hebrew
Russian
Ukrainian
Polish
German
Tamil
Hindi
Greek
Uk/British english
Welsh
Romanian
Bahasa Indonesiona & Javanese
Swedish

That's 20 languages so far!

It's great to know there such an international community here!

Hope this thread will help and encourage people to open their minds to invest in alternative languages.

.tv · May 5, 2009

For convenience, the thread was made sticky.

tequila · May 8, 2009

portuguese here

b2b · May 13, 2009

tequila said:
portuguese here

Great!
We were missing Portuguese.

m.furqan.latif · Jun 28, 2009

I speak UK English

Sounds silly, but I often see domains mentioned on NP that are targetting the UK but using words or spelling that is not used here - like "auto insurance" instead of "car insurance"

.tv · Jun 29, 2009

Here we have a great number of native speakers to help! (about 25 languages).

Still looking for:

Japanese

Korean

Vietnamese

Filipino

Thai

Hungarian

Arabic

Urdu

Farsi

Georgian

Bulgarian

Belorussian

Latvian

Danish

Finnish

Norwegian

Turkish

Czech

Maltese

Serbian

Slovene

Slovak

saucey · Jun 29, 2009

Great Idea! Good Thread!

JaneBY · Jul 2, 2009

Russian, English

Jessykity · Jul 10, 2009

Woh, amazing,,,!! But I am native...

Pichichi · Jul 12, 2009

i can help also with spanish (native), english and french

ixex · Nov 1, 2010

Lithuanian

caresedan · Nov 5, 2010

Sedan Service in D.C

i have at list 3blond women in my stoke currently

John Slaney · Nov 5, 2010

.tv said:
Here we have a great number of native speakers to help! (about 25 languages).

Still looking for:

Japanese

Korean

Vietnamese

Filipino

Thai

Hungarian

Arabic

Urdu

Farsi

Georgian

Bulgarian

Belorussian

Latvian

Danish

Finnish

Norwegian

Turkish

Czech

Maltese

Serbian

Slovene

Slovak

I can help you with the Korean.

xmsmmgr · Nov 15, 2010

Any Germans?

Which is better: gemalde or gemaelde ?

Thx

MattheP · Nov 15, 2010

.tv said:
Here we have a great number of native speakers to help! (about 25 languages).

Still looking for:

Serbian

Slovene

I can help with those (and with Croatian

).

dragtastic · Dec 9, 2010

I also speak, read and write polish - if someone needs it

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