Three new gTLD’s had their first day of general availability yesterday and here are the number of domains registered under each extension after the first day according to ntldstats.com:
.Work 3,833
.Casa 1,235
.LGBT 404
Minds + Machines is the registry for .Work and .Casa.
.LGBT registry is Afilias.
Today Wednesday two more new gTLD’s go into General Availability, .Delivery and .Energy.
As of publication .Energy has 308 registrations through Sunrise and the Early Access Program, and .Delivery.
My company Worldwide Media, Inc. registered these .energy and delivery domains during the EAP:
boost.energy
boostyour.energy
cheapsolar.energy
freesolar.energy
generator.energy
generators.energy
great.energy
heatingoil.energy
increase.energy
increaseyour.energy
more.energy
solarpanels.energy
suppy.energy
windmill.energy
windmills.energy
windpower.energy
windturbines.energy
We registered these two .delivery domains:
meals.delivery
overnight.delivery
I’m curious if .casa is the Spanish equivalent of “homes” or “real estate” in English. I read that the most literal translation is “house”.
Although Spanish is spoken in many countries (Spain, and many countries in Central America, South America, etc.) and each might use some words slightly differently (think US English versus UK English: “ass” versus “arse” as an extreme example), I only know of “casa” to mean “house” and not “real estate”. Reference =I’m bilingual English/Spanish (Parents are Cuban and I lived in Venezuela growing up).