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Off-topic, but I find it funny that the domain you chose means "in a short moment" in Polish... That may not necessarily work for the kind of product you're mak
by mlukaszek 6y ago
Off-topic, but I find it funny that the domain you chose means "in a short moment" in Polish... That may not necessarily work for the kind of product you're making. :)
- yoavm 6y agoYeah it was quite hard to find something that works in all languages... In our mother tongue (Hebrew) it actually means "a catalyst", and also we heard that it means "right now" in Ukrainian. But we definitely missed it with Poland. Sorry!
- artembugara 6y agoIn Ukrainian, "zaraz" means pretty much the same. I would translate it as "now"
- yetihehe 6y agoIn polish "now" is more like "już". Zaraz is a little later, like "i'll do it right away" - "zaraz to zrobię". "Już to robię" - "I'm doing it now". "Zaraz" means "I'm almost finished with my current task and will do that thing next".