Spanish .info

[rolf]

So what do you guys think to Spanish .info?

Apart from the real Tier 1 obvious premiums, what about the lesser dictionary words?

I supposed they may not have value now but if IDN truly grabs hold in years to come then they should be?

I guess existing dictionary .info domain valuations should provide some sort of idea. I'm just surprised not to see more written about the recent landrush.

Maybe I'm missing the point, are these .info useless?

[Fka200]

I would get something only if planned to be developed! I don't think they are useless.

[jose]

Click here: www.spain.info

[Drewbert]

I think they should alias it to .infos

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the Spanish for "information" has singular and plural, and the plural is used a lot more in the shortened form.

[jacksonm]

Originally Posted by Drewbert

I think they should alias it to .infos

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the Spanish for "information" has singular and plural, and the plural is used a lot more in the shortened form.

Same with German.

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[Charrua]

Originally Posted by Drewbert

I think they should alias it to .infos

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the Spanish for "information" has singular and plural, and the plural is used a lot more in the shortened form.

information = información the plural is informaciones the only diminutive or abbreviation is .info same for .org .net .com

[jacksonm]

Originally Posted by Charrua

information = información the plural is informaciones the only diminutive or abbreviation is .info same for .org .net .com

We are talking about spoken language.

At least in German, it's very common to say "mehr infos" (more info).

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[Charrua]

Originally Posted by jacksonm

We are talking about spoken language.

At least in German, it's very common to say "mehr infos" (more info).

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In Spanish, it's very common to say "más info" (more info) anybody say "más infos" (more infos) at least in Spanish speaking person or native Spanish speakers .

[jose]

Originally Posted by Charrua

information = información the plural is informaciones the only diminutive or abbreviation is .info same for .org .net .com

That's why latin IDNs rocks! No dname to worrie about!

[rolf]

Hi Jose, what is dname?

btw can you please tell me which is preferred - masculine or feminine version of a word?

I give you an example of 2 available domains (no problem, I don't want these 2):

clásico.info
clásica.info

Which is preferred by the Spanish market in general (cual es, generalmente ) ?

[tikonenko]

Originally Posted by rolf

Hi Jose, what is dname?

btw can you please tell me which is preferred - masculine or feminine version of a word?

I give you an example of 2 available domains (no problem, I don't want these 2):

clásico.info
clásica.info

Which is preferred by the Spanish market in general (cual es, generalmente ) ?

Hi

Visit www.realacademiaespañola.es ::: www.rae.es

Insert keyword "clásico" or "clásica" in textbox (under Diccionario de la lengua española
Vigésima segunda edición)

[jacksonm]

tikonenko, I didn't have anything against you personally but I added you to my ignore list after I seen your new avatar - that thing is extremely offensive to me. I wonder why you feel the need to use such a disgusting picture.

Vbulletin doesn't show a person's avatar or their post if they are on your ignore list.

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[rolf]

Hi tikonenko,

I did that but I'm not sure what it's supposed to show? Does it indicate that one is preferred or dominant over the other? I can't say that I spotted that.

Originally Posted by tikonenko

Hi

Visit www.realacademiaespañola.es ::: www.rae.es

Insert keyword "clásico" or "clásica" in textbox (under Diccionario de la lengua española
Vigésima segunda edición)

[Drewbert]

Originally Posted by jacksonm

tikonenko, I didn't have anything against you personally but I added you to my ignore list after I seen your new avatar - that thing is extremely offensive to me. I wonder why you feel the need to use such a disgusting picture.

Vbulletin doesn't show a person's avatar or their post if they are on your ignore list.

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Dude, chill out, that's a pacifier/dummy.

[jacksonm]

Originally Posted by Drewbert

Dude, chill out, that's a pacifier/dummy.

I don't care if it's a drawing - to me, it was mentally disturbing. Especially when I saw that first thing in the morning!

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[rolf]

I must admit, it scared me too - real or not. Anyway, does anyone know which is popular, the masculine or the feminine adjective?

[Drewbert]

Originally Posted by jacksonm

I don't care if it's a drawing - to me, it was mentally disturbing. Especially when I saw that first thing in the morning!

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So are you advocating the banning of joke pacifiers, or are you going to be walking down the street one day, see a baby using one, and freak out at his parents?

[jacksonm]

Originally Posted by Drewbert

So are you advocating the banning of joke pacifiers, or are you going to be walking down the street one day, see a baby using one, and freak out at his parents?

I'm just saying that the thing is grotesque.

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[Charrua]

Originally Posted by rolf

I must admit, it scared me too - real or not. Anyway, does anyone know which is popular, the masculine or the feminine adjective?

I don't know which is more popular i just can tell you as a Spanish speaking person that when i think in the masculine version clásico it just comes to my mind (fútbol clásico, partido clásico, classic game of soccer, classic soccer) like a tournament of classic soccer teams yes all that comes to my mind LOL and when i think in the femenine version clásica it comes (música clásica, classic music)

[jose]

In portuguese it has two "s"

Good morning.