ще.com and що.com

[dnnames]

What do these mean?

що.com - google translate gives me "ukrainian". Google trends show majority of interest is from Ukraine. There is 77 mil google results

ще.com - google translate gives me "sche", 121mil google results, and google trends show Bulgaria gives the most interest.

Also, do you think they are drops or keeps.

Thanks.

[later777]

ще means yet
що- one of forms of "what"
don't really see any use for these. As abbreviations would not work either.

[dnnames]

bahhh ok thanks. I'll drop them.

[thefabfive]

LL.com Russian domains. I would hold at least a year and see how they do. I'm going to guess that traffic will be decent.

[later777]

There are LL and there are LL. There is no use for them as abbreviations and this is the only reason LL have value. Holding them a bit is OK but i would not waste any for renewal.

[Drewbert]

Brandable?

Lots of 2 letter ASCII's don't really fly for abbreviations, but got sold for high $'s to companies wanting ultra short brandable names.

[later777]

The problem is the first letter, щ. If it was any other, I'd agree.
Not for Russia, for sure. Russians make fun of Ukrainian, it just sounds plain funny for a Russian ear.
You need to be a native speaker to understand.
On the other hand, it the first word of Ukranian hymn
"Ще не вмерла Україна".....
meaning, "Ukraine is still alive"
http://video.aol.com/video-detail/-n...ine/3306371604

[dnnames]

щ is a ukrainian letter only, correct? It is not for Russian?

I think IDNs are too young for this 2 letter domain BS, I guess there may be some traffic though.

[Drewbert]

Well I do have a rather large number of 2 and 3 letter Cyrillic combinations, but I must admit I only registered the ones that scored OVUS.

[mulligan]

I have a few '2 of the same letters' Cyrillic .. They get traffic but hard to monetize

[dnnames]

Ah ok thanks guys, I've dropped them, so if anybody wants them they can grab them