Would you consider this a pronouncable LLLL.com?

[htmlindex]

Just picked up an expired domain, GHZM .com. Used some of my available $NP. Wondering if you could call it pronouncable? I think it sounds like "Ghizem", would you agree?

The .net & .cn is taken, with the .cn a developed website.

Any Chinese speakers able to tell me what the .cn site is about? Thanks.

 

[Dan]

No....

JQZW is pronounceable if you try hard enough.

 

[Fewski]

IMO, that would not be a pronouncable name.

You may want to email the owner of the .NET and ask if they want to buy it though.

 

[GreenGambler]

I think it sounds like "Ghizem", would you agree?

Yeah it kinda does but on a scale of 1-10 on how pronouncable this one is, I'de have to give it a 3 or 4. As stated above.. you can get a sound out of about any combo of letters if you try hard enough... lol

Keep reg'ing the LLLL.coms though

 

[Domainate.com]

Calling that name pronounceable is a real stretch. In fact, any LLLL without a vowel being pronounceable is a real stretch. Still, you might convince a person here and there of it.

 

[cache]

it is not.

 

[scandiman]

That's quite a stretch.

probably better to focus on pronouncing the G as in "age" to get an adult term from ghzm. Still pretty weak though.

 

[Coopey]

I speak Welsh and I can't pronounce that...
Sorry.

 

[nutzdaddy]

lol :great: :great:

I speak Welsh and I can't pronounce that...
Sorry.

 

[Matthew.]

I speak Welsh and I can't pronounce that...
Sorry.

LOL :yell: :yell:

Have to argree with everyone else, obviously it depends on your accent/what languages you can speak, but English it has no real way of being pronouncable.

Pronouncable to me mean it's phonestic, and it can be said fluently and easily.

Matt

 

[floatingworld]

Wikipedia informs us that GHZM is a planet well known to the crew of the Starship Enterprise. Its inhabitants, the Ghzmites speak the language known as Ghzmic though their multi-antennae which are the instruments of oral communications on this interesting planet.

 

[mitok]

Well, i dont consider any of names like yours pronouncable. Sorry. I own fozd, dovg, rovb, rovd, rovp.com and many more, and i consider them as high pronouncable, but i also own ooej, nnzi, oeyn, oeyr and some other like those, and i dont consider them prononcuable at all.

 

[gazzip]

I speak Welsh and I can't pronounce that...
Sorry.

:lol: If you can't then the rest of the world has no chance


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[Barrucadu]

When I first saw that I thought ghizum.
So yes, for me its pronouncable

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Then again, I also consizer zqnp (zuknup, and no, I dont own it.) pronouncable, so my opinion of probably worthless, lol

 

[Spade]

Definetly not pronounceable.

 

[hugegrowth]

Not pronouncable.

most sales threads that say 'pronouncable LLLL.com' usually aren't, i find. or it is a real stretch.

 

[S-L-O-W]

If you have to ask then there's your answer.

 

[deleted984054565403]

It's not pronouncable, :imho:

It's difficult to pronounce many LLLL .coms. If I'm going to buy a domain because it's pronouncable, it will be at least five letters, regardless of how valuable LLLLs are.

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Hmm, after consulting the dictionary, both "pronouncable" and "pronounceable" are correct, although Firefox says "pronouncable" is spelled incorrectly.

 

[cache]

the word proc spell checker also says pronouncable being incorrect.

It's not pronouncable, :imho:

It's difficult to pronounce many LLLL .coms. If I'm going to buy a domain because it's pronouncable, it will be at least five letters, regardless of how valuable LLLLs are.

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Hmm, after consulting the dictionary, both "pronouncable" and "pronounceable" are correct, although Firefox says "pronouncable" is spelled incorrectly.

 

[mis_chiff]

GHZM.com sounds like gizm.com to me anyway
but I'm looking to pronounce it
it's not in how people say it, it's how they read it :talk: