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closed Prahy.com - Prague in Czech, Czech capital 1.2Mpop

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Tim Schoon

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I'm not too familiar with geo names, especially in foreign languages, but i think this is pretty nice?

Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic.
Prahy means Prague in Czech
Population over 1.2 million
over 10million google results

would love to hear your opinions!
 
"Praha" means Prague
"Prahy" is genitive case from "Praha". Totally worthless. It also means "thresholds", but still worthless as .com
 
Prague in Czech is Praha, i'm not sure what Prahy means, but i would guess it means "in Prague". Not too much value...
 
Prague in Czech is Praha, i'm not sure what Prahy means, but i would guess it means "in Prague". Not too much value...

thanks, didnt know that:uhoh:

anyways it was just $9 hehe
 
ROFL

actually inaccurate. not in city centre.

maybe in your village :smilewinkgrin:
 
ROFL
actually inaccurate. not in city centre.
maybe in your village :smilewinkgrin:
Those drunken British hordes in Prague always get higher quotation
 
You can take my Letadlo.com (Airplane) to get to Praha.com :smilewinkgrin:
 
Those drunken British hordes in Prague always get higher quotation

Indeed, and it's always the middle-aged British who get the ladies jump on them, and some pimps right behind in the shadows.

Anyway, Prague is one of the best cities to visit, especially in Eastern Europe.
 
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