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The appraisal thread about SPANISH, info
http://www.dnforum.com/f4/spanish-info-thread-291714.html
inspired me to post ARABIC ,info

one of the top 4 languages (with Chinese, English, Spanish)
btw, Chinese.info was sold for $37,111 in August 2007

Spoken in Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Palestinian Territories, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Western Sahara, Yemen; it is also the liturgical language of Islam.
 
I value it slightly less than Spanish because it purely refers to the language.

Spanish can mean culture, language, tours, etc.

Arabic is strictly language..so I say 7-10k
 
I value it slightly less than Spanish because it purely refers to the language.

Spanish can mean culture, language, tours, etc.

Arabic is strictly language..so I say 7-10k

Sorry, but I don't understand the logic about the "strictly" language.
Why is Arabic "strictly" language and Spanish not?
Do Arabs have no culture?

Spanish maybe the whole Spanish-speaking world, but usually it is referred to as Hispanic or Latino (if speaking about Latin America). And what is meant by "Spanish tours"?

Arabic
noun
: a Semitic language originally of the Arabs of the Hejaz and Nejd that is now the prevailing speech of a wide region of southwestern Asia and northern Africa

adjective
1 : of, relating to, or characteristic of Arabia or the Arabs
2 : of, relating to, or constituting Arabic
3 : expressed in or utilizing Arabic numerals
(from Webster dictionary)
 
Sorry, but I don't understand the logic about the "strictly" language.
Why is Arabic "strictly" language and Spanish not?
Do Arabs have no culture?

Spanish maybe the whole Spanish-speaking world, but usually it is referred to as Hispanic or Latino (if speaking about Latin America). And what is meant by "Spanish tours"?

Arabic
noun
: a Semitic language originally of the Arabs of the Hejaz and Nejd that is now the prevailing speech of a wide region of southwestern Asia and northern Africa

adjective
1 : of, relating to, or characteristic of Arabia or the Arabs
2 : of, relating to, or constituting Arabic
3 : expressed in or utilizing Arabic numerals
(from Webster dictionary)

There aren't many things that are Arabic. People are either Saudi...or Persian..etc., there is no Arabic Culture, again, because of a broad distribution over multiple countries. Perhaps there's "Arab Culture" which refers strictly to culture of Arabs, but Arabic is not a word you would use while describing it.

It's sort of like Asian compared to Chinese, with the latter being much more valuable.

I might have overvalued Spanish originally, because I slipped "Hispanic" from my mind. When somebody talks about the culture of Spain, do they say "Spanish" culture or "Hispanic"? If it's the second one, than it definitely decreases from the value, because it also only stands out as a language.

By the way, that's all in my opinion, which can be very wrong and relative, so please don't take it too seriously :) Domains are personal.
 
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There aren't many things that are Arabic. People are either Saudi...or Persian..etc., there is no Arabic Culture, again, because of a broad distribution over multiple countries. Perhaps there's "Arab Culture" which refers strictly to culture of Arabs, but Arabic is not a word you would use while describing it.

It's sort of like Asian compared to Chinese, with the latter being much more valuable.

I might have overvalued Spanish originally, because I slipped "Hispanic" from my mind. When somebody talks about the culture of Spain, do they say "Spanish" culture or "Hispanic"? If it's the second one, than it definitely decreases from the value, because it also only stands out as a language.

By the way, that's all in my opinion, which can be very wrong and relative, so please don't take it too seriously :) Domains are personal.

Sorry, but who told you that !



This domain worth $20k - $30k
 
Can be high xx.xxx$ to genuine end-user
 
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