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Very nice one!
I'm from Kyiv and owner of Kyiv.vip :)
You can try to sell Kiyv.com via OLX.ua
And I recomend you to send letter to ukr.net
 
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Thanks @Sergiy :) The domain is actually KIYV.com. I see people spell Kiev while other people use Kyiv and people also use KIYV. What is the correct spelling by the way? Does it have any impact?
 
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Thanks @Sergiy :) The domain is actually KIYV.com. I see people spell Kiev while other people use Kyiv and people also use KIYV. What is the correct spelling by the way? Does it have any impact?
Kiev = (former) Russian transcription
Kyiv = (official) Ukrainian transcription
So both are correct... depending whom you ask :sneaky:

Kiyv is a misspelled version of Kyiv.
 
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Kiev = Russian transcription
Kyiv = Ukrainian transcription
So both are correct... depending whom you ask :sneaky:

Kiyv is a misspelled version of Kyiv.
Just a misspelling otherwise I would have got a jackpot...LOL... ;) Thanks so much for the insights... :)
 
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In Ukraine people use 2 languages - russian and ukrainian
most often used city names in English:
Kiev - russian name of city
Kyiv - ukrainian name, for example we have newspaper kyivpost.com

Kiyv is also ok, people will understand

For example my name:
Sergiy - ukrainian variant (french equivalent Serge, italian Sergio)
Sergey - russian variant
in passports you can see also Sergii
 
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In Ukraine people use 2 languages - russian and ukrainian
most often used city names in English:
Kiev - russian name of city
Kyiv - ukrainian name, for example we have newspaper kyivpost.com

Kiyv is also ok, people will understand

For example my name:
Sergiy - ukrainian variant (french equivalent Serge, italian Sergio)
Sergey - russian variant
in passports you can see also Sergii
Amazing how same name get spelled differently across borders... Thanks so much for this valuable info.. Will definitely try to contact them and see how it proceeds.. :)
 
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