info Latest acquisition: Shindoi

[amplify]

Latest aquisition: Shindoi.com

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This will go into my Japanese portfolio. It simply means, "Oh man, this is difficult!" It can be said while doing a task that is hard such as laying brick in the hot sun or by a pregnant woman getting around with morning sickness.

I purchase everything with the intention to develop. I find having the creative mindset helps me better relate to others that are out there as likely someone else has the idea as well. And if someone else has the idea, the domain is likely to sell.

This could easily be a DIY website where difficult tasks are presented in a way that makes it much easier to do.

 

[nicole2020]

Congrats for new aquisition. Good luck!

 

[amplify]

Congrats for new aquisition. Good luck!

Thanks. I forgot to add the accompanying logo to it.

A helping hand is always nice to have when doing something for the first time or to get to the next stage.

 

[nicole2020]

Thanks. I forgot to add the accompanying logo to it.

A helping hand is always nice to have when doing something for the first time or to get to the next stage.

I like the logo. Simple and display meaning accurately.

 

[shahed_sajid]

A great word with great meaning. Congratulations.

 

[JLJ]

Great catch here!

Japanese romaji names make some great looking short names even for the people who don't know the meaning. I'm guessing this has to do with the language itself and the syllables and phonemes.

Develop and then acquire kibishi.com and kantan.com as a spin off!

 

[amplify]

Japanese romaji names make some great looking short names even for the people who don't know the meaning. I'm guessing this has to do with the language itself and the syllables and phonemes.

I missed quite a bit words as I overlooked Japanese for a long time.

 

[WarpedMind]

Great name. I love it! Speaking of Japanese names, I sold MikuHatsune.com not long ago to a well known European DJ. ;-)

 

[amplify]

Great name. I love it! Speaking of Japanese names, I sold MikuHatsune.com not long ago to a well known European DJ. ;-)

Maybe they're bringing the synthesizing software to the English market? The name otherwise is pronounceable but doesn't make sense. That would be my best guess after putting DJ + that name together.