.mobi Anyone Here Speak Portuguese?

[garrett200]

Anyone here speak Portuguese?

I have "Buceta.mobi". "Boceta.mobi" is registered by someone else.

Which one is used more often in Portuguese? If you speak it, you'll know what both of them mean. Thanks.

 

[Jeff]

I believe these are family (last) names ... who owns Boceta.mobi? :blink:

All the best!
-Jeff

 

[garrett200]

I believe these are family (last) names

LOL, well....yes and no. Dig a little deeper and you'll find that they have other meanings :D

 

[Jeff]

LOL, well....yes and no. Dig a little deeper and you'll find that they have other meanings :D

So you already know what they mean? :blink:

My sister-in-law (who is Portugese) tells me on the phone that they are last (family) names, IHHO. :talk:
Best of Luck.
-Jeff

 

[garrett200]

I do know what they mean, but what I need to know is which one is used more widely. And, I wouldn't ask your sister anymore what they mean, if you know what I mean. They are adult names.

 

[Jeff]

My sister-in-law is as pure as the driven snow ... if they mean anything other than family names, she wouldn't have the slightest clue. :red:

No worries, Good Luck with your new domain! :talk:
-Jeff

 

[garrett200]

Sorry, didn't mean to get you embarrassed.

 

[dnb8]

hehe I often use google.com/images to get translation :P

 

[texasgamer]

I believe these are family (last) names ... who owns Boceta.mobi?

I was looking for Portuguese adult keywords and I found and registered the name Boceta.mobi
After I registered the name I realized that there was another spelling (buceta).
I was wondering the same thing, but decided to hold off on grabbing the other one until I found out for sure. Well to late now...lol
So is it boceta or buceta? I still don't know...

 

[garrett200]

Oh, so it was you mister? LOL.

I have a hunch both of them are widely used, but I'd like to know which one is the better one as well. Maybe someone will come into the thread soon and tell us.

As you know, the Ptgse OVT result is for both. Thanks to Circa for helping me with this domain, he helped me immensely.

 

[garrett200]

Come on, someone speak Portuguese, I'm dying from the suspense!

Aproximado, alguém fala o português, mim está morrendo do suspense!

 

[bricio]

hi garrett200,

im brazilian, and actually "buceta" is more often typed cause it is the way people speak, but in the dictionary there is "boceta" that also means an oval box (but nobody says that an oval box is a "boceta"... LOL) this word here in brazil is always thoght/typed/said when it comes to sex.
if u neeed any help w/ portuguese words, just PM me.

kind regards,
bricio.

 

[garrett200]

Thanks bricio! Looks like I got lucky Texasgamer....

I have a feeling the mobile internet is going to take off in Brazil big time. I'm already getting traffic from Latin America on this domain, but no clicks yet :o

 

[texasgamer]

Thanks bricio! Looks like I got lucky Texasgamer...

Can't win them all. Good luck with the name and I hope it brings you lots of "happy clicks"

 

[bricio]

hi again,

what i tried to speak in my last post is that "buceta" is easier to be remembered than "boceta" however both r correct and r good names after development and theres no winner nor loser... but the second one needs to be known.
BTW garrett200 i think mobile internet will be very strong here in brazil in more than 5 years... today we r 190 million people w/ more than 100 million cells, but the costs to surf in mobiles r still high.

kind regards,
bricio