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56m returns on Google.
Significant keyword for the Deutsche market.
Not a fan of .mobis, but I would appreciate an appraisal or two.
 
I am afraid, This is not correct.
In the German language you can either say "zuhause" or "zu Hause" (at home)
-kind of: feel like being home when you are in a hotel-
but the word "hause" itself does not exist.

Yet there is the word "hausse", which is a fish (beluga).

Sorry.
 
Oh well. Thank you for the input. :)

I guess I'll hope for beluga typos...from cell phone users...in Germany...because that's a lucrative niche.

Everyone in Germany using a mobile obviously just wants a big fish, right?

Thanks Chelsea!
 
Don´t be too sad, always a bit difficult when you go for a foreign language just by search engine results.
 
Actually, I used multiple translator sites - including babelfish and another site purported to be the "Rosetta Stone" of translator sites.

I'm done dabbling in things I don't understand. ;)
 
This must mean something in some of the languages out there. We just have to find it!

What about in nynorsk? Any norwegian around here? :greenconfused:
 
$XXX to end user
 
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