'Name' in German

[armstrong]

The word 'name' in German is also 'name'. Same spelling, different pronunciation. And 'domain name' is also ... 'domain name' (or sometimes 'domain namen').

I regged the equivalents of 'buy' and 'sell' (that's kauf and verkauf, respectively) in .name, but there's still lots of good domain-related keywords out there. The english keywords 'buy' and 'sell' were reserved by the .name registrar and never released.

:tu: to domainers who like .name.

To non-.name fans, what can I say? Only time will tell. :D

 

[CoolGuy]

nice

 

[Darren]

Thanks for the information Apollo!

Even though I only own the one .name domain, I might purchase a few more because I'm starting to quite like them.

Anybody know of an English > German translation website!? :tu:

 

[armstrong]

Here's a good one, and not just for German:

http://www.wordreference.com/

 

[Darren]

Thank you Apollo! :tu:

 

[AdoptableDomains]

Originally posted by Darren

Anybody know of an English > German translation website!? :tu:

http://world.altavista.com/

Translations can be strange and not quite equal. Try translating a name to another language and then translate it back. Sometimes it translates back somewhat differently.