One word foreign language .com domains. Worth anything?

[Tygerwoody]

One word foreign language .com domains. Worth anything?

Spanish domain names are obviously worth something. But what about something like Portuguese? What about non-noun words, such as the portugese word for "happy" . I don't know what the Portuguese word for happy is, but I can't think of anyone who would want to buy it anyway.

Does anyone here has experience buying and selling foreign language words? Keep in mind, I am not talking about any IDN names with funky characters. Only letters used on a standard US English keyboard. What languages are good and what ones should I stay away from? Should I stick with generic noun words only?

Thanks

[tkstark]

lotta people have have way more experience, so listen to them not me, but i registered a lot of german, spanish, french and italian premium keyword dot coms. in retrospect, i don't want to own names in languages i'm not fluid in. i can't develop them into sites and i can't strenously market them to native language speakers the way i could if they were english names. i can write letters, but how do i know the people i'm writing to in france or italy or wherever read english? now my names are coming up for renewal and it pains me to let them drop.

in the past year-and-a-half, i've sold two non-english names, both french and both for low-three figures (one was a .net, the other a .info). but i've got dozens of other, better names that i'm sure would sell well if they were .de or .fr. but they're .coms and .nets and they're just parked and languishing.

[bluelook]

happy in portuguese would be feliz (feliz.com 1999, feliz.net 1998). I would buy some good one word foreign language domains, PM me anytime.