domain Pesar.me

[BenGrainger]

Thoughts?

Pesar in spanish:

1) to weigh something.
2) Sorrow, grief.

Pesarme: to weigh myself (one word).

 

[jhm]

Relatively little value IMO

 

[domainnews]

Hi，I dont agree with you ，because Pesame is correct and one word ，howere， the usage of PesaRme in Spanish is not correct，the letter R shall be removed （Pesame)， you will find pesarme.com/net/org/es and so on does not be taken while Pesame.com/.co/.es have been taken already

 

[domainnews]

I do have a Spanish domain Asegura*me which means insure *me in English ，while aseguraRme，its not correct!

 

[BenGrainger]

Hi，I dont agree with you ，because Pesame is correct and one word ，howere， the usage of PesaRme in Spanish is not correct，the letter R shall be removed （Pesame)， you will find pesarme.com/net/org/es and so on does not be taken while Pesame.com/.co/.es have been taken already

Thanks for your answer Vane. I'm a spanish native speaker and what you're saying is not correct. I understand that without the R has more value, but with the R it's still a word. Pesame (pésame, correct spelling) means "weigh me" and pesarme means "to weigh myself". Asegurame (asegúrame, correct spelling) means "Assure me" or "Insure me" and aseguraRme means "to assure myself" or "to insure myself".
This being said, it's clear that there's no value if the .com, .org, etc, are available.
Interesting conversation! Cheers!

 

[domainnews]

Thanks for your answer Vane. I'm a spanish native speaker and what you're saying is not correct. I understand that without the R has more value, but with the R it's still a word. Pesame (pésame, correct spelling) means "weigh me" and pesarme means "to weigh myself". Asegurame (asegúrame, correct spelling) means "Assure me" or "Insure me" and aseguraRme means "to assure myself" or "to insure myself".
This being said, it's clear that there's no value if the .com, .org, etc, are available.
Interesting conversation! Cheers!

OK，thanks for your feedback and welcome to NP，Ben! Can you appraise my another domain Grafi*co? thanks!

 

[BenGrainger]

Thanks Vane, happy to be here. I'm very new at domaining so I'm not comfortable giving you a $ appraisal. I can say that gráfico is a very common word in spanish and I would assume it's a valuable domain. It means graph and/or graphic. Perfect for statistics or design.
Nice one!