discuss Have you ever tried to register names in other language?

[domainsg]

i just noticed that meinrecht.de sold for 12k...the words mein recht mean (my right) in germany this is according google translation

 

[denzuko]

Do you mean non-english words?
My 70% names are in other language.

 

[Haris]

I buy domains in different languages but only after careful research, checking namebio for related sales and also check whether the same keyword/s domain is registered/developed in different extensions or not.

 

[deez007]

Yep, over the past few months I've been grabbing a few german word domains.

 

[infosec3]

Yes, I also used to register names in Spanish. I still own some for non-domaining professional activities, but I rarely market a name in Spanish, since I have found out (generally) only premium names have a chance. The Spanish domain market is, sadly, a few light years away from the English domain market.

 

[Cdomains]

It is difficult sometimes because of residency restrictions for some countries.

I once had some dot IT domains through Godaddy, but I had to use their special service that allowed me to reg the domains even though I did not live in Italy.

Was a bit expensive though, and I did not renew those domains.