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[Ghris]

Hey all,

I got kauflich.de
It means for sale in German.

For example;
30. Kauf.es
("buy" in German) €2,400 = $3,236 Sedo

Anyone got an idea?
I got it on sedo atm to check for stats.

(it is for sale)

Thanks!

Ghris

 

[Ghris]

anyone?

 

[liquidcherry]

Heya,

Sorry but it should be "kaeuflich"

i would drop it(if possible).

Cheers

Frank

 

[Ghris]

Cant drop it...

But do germans always do the eu instead of a ü in domains?

 

[Dotmainer]

Cant drop it...

But do germans always do the eu instead of a ü in domains?

Ä=AE
Ö=OE
Ü=UE

or using IDN

 

[vim108]

What are they on about.....it means For Sale.

Stick with it ...it would be worth a fortune as Forsale.com

Hey,

How do you the dots on the vowel e.g. my girlfiends name is Muge how can you put dots on the U....Do need to have such a keyboard..

Kauflich is still very Good.

 

[Ghris]

welll, as stated above, its not totally the correct spelling, its a very good typo I think, correct me if im wrong.

and uhm, depends on your settings, but you can do ", ^ and ' etc first, and after it you do put your vowel in, like ü úûù etc

 

[Dotmainer]

What are they on about.....it means For Sale.

Stick with it ...it would be worth a fortune as Forsale.com

Hey,

How do you the dots on the vowel e.g. my girlfiends name is Muge how can you put dots on the U....Do need to have such a keyboard..

Kauflich is still very Good.

-> Easiest way is to do copy/paste (mark letter that you like [copy] and paste where you need it.

-> Install (if you are using windows) that language (example: German) in windows, and then you can switch through them.
Sure then you need to find where each letter is, or download an picture of Keyboard for that country.

 

[uber]

How do you the dots on the vowel e.g. my girlfiends name is Muge how can you put dots on the U....Do need to have such a keyboard..

use the windows character map... or...

hold down the ALT key and type 129 and you get ü (alt 154 for the capital Ü).... I use ALT 130/135 all the time for é and ç as I live in a bilingual country....