Tips on registering English language domain names

As you've identified, if you're not a fluent speaker then it can be difficult.

I think you've got a collection of good tips there for registering good English domains.

I really think that asking someone who speaks English is most important.

I'd suggest confiding in someone who speaks fluent English who you can be honest with... If you can tell them that you're intending on registering a domain with certain text, then they can tell you if it makes sense or not. Not everyone is a domainer, infact most people aren't. So I'd say 100% confide in a non-domainer English speaker.

I'd also suggest taking anything written on urban dictionary with a pinch of salt (with caution) often it's not common parlance (not commonly used in English) because the entries on there are intended to shock or make a joke specific to the text.

MadAboutDomains said:

I'd also suggest taking anything written on urban dictionary with a pinch of salt (with caution) often it's not common parlance (not commonly used in English) because the entries on there are intended to shock or make a joke specific to the text.

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Yes the Urban Dictionary might be a long leap for some people. At the same time it might deter the registering of a name that will not go well with buyers.

I saw a domain name on an auction today named tutoralert .com and I thought

List of tutors you don't want anywhere near your children.