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Regards from Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine

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Regards from a complete newbie, an American expat living and working in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine. Hmm - sounds hard to pronounce but it isn't - just pronounce it exactly as it is spelled and you'll do fine! My first name, Itzhak, isn't hard either, but the 'h' is actually a 'kh' sound; it is a common Hebrew name usually rendered as Yitzchak but I spell it the way I do in English because that is easiest for Russian/Ukrainian speakers to transliterate into Cyrillic characters.

I am completely new to the world of domains. I had a Domainstate account a while back when I had a dozen or so extra domains that I never developed, but I don't think I ever followed up on much of anything over there.

Now I have a couple of domains that I am not using, and I want to see what I can do with them here as well as see how to get into the world of domains in general.
 
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Welcome!

Nice to see someone actually going to Ukraine instead of everyone leaving :D
 
Welcome, man! I was born in Dnepropetrovsk (Dnipropetrovsk).
 
BS"D Thanks everyone! DNP, where did you live when you were here? I live on the embankment, opposite the hotel (Parus) that was never finished and is now an ugly hulk painted in PrivatBank's colors.
 
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Regards from a complete newbie, an American expat living and working in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine. Hmm - sounds hard to pronounce but it isn't - just pronounce it exactly as it is spelled and you'll do fine! My first name, Itzhak, isn't hard either, but the 'h' is actually a 'kh' sound; it is a common Hebrew name usually rendered as Yitzchak but I spell it the way I do in English because that is easiest for Russian/Ukrainian speakers to transliterate into Cyrillic characters.

I am completely new to the world of domains. I had a Domainstate account a while back when I had a dozen or so extra domains that I never developed, but I don't think I ever followed up on much of anything over there.

Now I have a couple of domains that I am not using, and I want to see what I can do with them here as well as see how to get into the world of domains in general.

Welcome to the forum. Great to have you on board.
 
Do you see Reb Nachman?
I hear he appears late at night.
 
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LOL Reb Nachman is buried in Uman, which is really another part of the country physically and culturally.
 
since when reb is confined to just one shteitl?
 
Welcome to the forum!
 
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