A list of available .CN's

[alia]

Some names still available for registration:

BestShop.cn
BigName.cn
bizClub.cn
boycott.cn
coolBook.cn
coolBuy.cn
coolDN.cn
coolHost.cn
coolJava.cn
coolJS.cn
coolScript.cn
coolStuff.cn
coolTool.cn
coolTrader.cn
decent.cn
dnClub.cn
domainCheck.cn
domainFan.cn
domainHQ.cn
domainList.cn
domainPage.cn
domainSale.cn
findNow.cn
FlashSite.cn
landmarks.cn
nameReg.cn
nameRegistry.cn
nameService.cn
nukeClub.cn
safeTrade.cn
topName.cn
tourSpot.cn
ubet.cn
UNsucks.cn
USsucks.cn
coolTrade.cn

 

[tino]

Also available:

o-soto-gan-gaijing.cn

(Translation: Look my father, a stranger!)

Tino

 

[Anthony Ng]

Originally posted by tino
Also available:

o-soto-gan-gaijing.cn

(Translation: Look my father, a stranger!)

Tino

Good take: gan and gaijing are very Chinese; but o and soto are a bit more Japanese, I'd say. LOL!

 

[mole]

Heh, people are getting the Chinese and Japanese mixed up.

 

[tino]

To be honest... It's all japanese.

Gaijing = White Stranger

But it all really means "Look father, a stranger".

Tino

 

[alia]

Unfortunately, gan is THE F-word in Taiwanese(Hokkien).

 

[mole]

Originally posted by alia
Unfortunately, gan is THE F-word in Taiwanese(Hokkien).

The perils of registering Asian names :laugh:

 

[Anthony Ng]

Originally posted by mole


The perils of registering Asian names :laugh:

Not necessarily for Asian names alone:

http://www.snopes.com/photos/austria.asp
(comes with a pop-up)

 

[alia]

Originally posted by mole


The perils of registering Asian names :laugh:

Indeed, LOL! and funny, that's almost the only F-word in Taiwanese/Hokkien, in China, they use gan for "work(hard)" or "make efforts", like Da gan the socialism, which means "to make great contribution to the socialism", but in our ears, it's "to f*** the socialism hard".:laugh:

 

[alia]

nameslave:
Not necessarily for Asian names alone:
http://www.snopes.com/photos/austria.asp
(comes with a pop-up)

A must see!

 

[mole]

:laugh:

 

[NamePopper.com]

kung.cn - is available.

woks.cn - is available.

Hard to get more chinese than those huh? hehe

 

[alia]

kong is better, means "empty"
or gang, "steel"
as "kung", what is it?

 

[alia]

I guess nameslave is right, but only to a certain degree, of course you may reg somrthing like hosting.cn, but never try these pin-yin names, you can easily mix them up with Japanese or Korean, or who knows what.

 

[mole]

Originally posted by alia
kong is better, means "empty"
or gang, "steel"
as "kung", what is it?

This is getting confusing

Hey, alia, are you going to register any Chinese MULTS?

 

[NamePopper.com]

Originally posted by alia
kong is better, means "empty"
or gang, "steel"
as "kung", what is it?

Heck - I don't know. It's the first part of KungFu. LOL :laugh:

 

[Anthony Ng]

Originally posted by alia
I guess nameslave is right, but only to a certain degree ...

Did I say anything? Anyway, it's .CN we're talking about, right? So it should be fine or it is actually BEST to use pinyin since ALL Chinese know pinyin from their first day in school, and there are signs everywhere with pinyin.

By the way, I guess "kung" comes from Kung Pao Chicken, a famous dish often served in Chinese restaurants OUTSIDE China.

 

[mole]

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[alia]

Originally posted by nameslave

...I guess "kung" comes from Kung Pao Chicken, a famous dish often served in Chinese restaurants OUTSIDE China.

:laugh: right, only OUTSIDE China, in fact, it is GongFu, not KungFu –it's for the foreigners.

 

[alia]

I like mole's old look better, the moose-like dinosaur.