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I do not usually buy other languages besides english and spanish. I was browsing the cctld sales on DNJournal, I noticed programm.de sold for $20,462. I figured it meant program, and after some research I see that it does indeed mean program in German. So Then I needed to figure out if its like a tv program or a computer program, After some research I see German overture starts with "TV programm" !!! Alright! I snagged this one as soon as I realized it truely fits the .TV extension!

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I am not experienced with foreign language domains, is there alot of value here? IMO it looks great to me, but what do I know. Thoughts or appraisals are welcome!
 
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:td: So Im curious, this post has had more views than some of my other names that got nice reviews. Its attacting people but no responses. Good, Bad? I have no other German names in my entire portfolio, so no experience from which to judge. Can somone with knowledge of the German name market let me know about this names potential? Can I even put an "s" on the end like I did? :lol: Help me out I live in the middle of the ocean where there are mainly asian cultures.
 
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So I will try to help you ;)

The right term is Programm without "s"

Wikipedia

"die zeitliche Abfolge des ausgestrahlten Programms"
There is a "s" at the end of "Programm" because in German, it is the rule for the genitive case.
 
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