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closed Spanish: cantame.com - "Sing to me"
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Hmm. It's a nice looking name, but isn't it "canta para mi?" (sing for me). Nevermind...I see that you specified sing TO me, which in this case is correct. I think it's also the title of a song (again, this is based on a Google search). It's a nice name with some development potential, and I like the fact that it contains a lot of vowels. One note: at first glance without the accents, unless you know it's a Spanish word, it sort of looks like "can't ame." Think of how a non-Spanish speaking person would try to pronounce it.
But if you were developing with that audience in mind, I think you could do something with it.
But if you were developing with that audience in mind, I think you could do something with it.
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Ah, I forgot about that...by Marc Anthony if I remember right. Funny you mention the pronunciation...a native Spanish speaker read it "can tame" the first time while this gringo (me) read it cantame. I guess it depends on what you're expecting to read. Perhaps this is a tax deductible trip to Mexico to market it? 
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