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Ours is "Tjetter" (http://www.tjetter.com http://www.tjetter.com), which is "Chatter" spelled phonetically in Dutch. We really wondered whether this would be a

by tjit 17y ago

Ours is "Tjetter" (http://www.tjetter.com http://www.tjetter.com), which is "Chatter" spelled phonetically in Dutch. We really wondered whether this would be a good idea, because I'm guessing it's practically impossible to pronounce 'tjetter' in English (is it not?).

qeorge 17y ago
Now that you've explained it I can see how its pronounced. But honestly I would have thought it was "tee jetter". I like the local flavor though.
- tjit 17y ago
  Thanks for informing me about how americans (you are, right?) interpret the name. We'll see whether this will hinder growth in any way. I hope not ofcourse :)
  - qeorge 17y ago
    Yes, I am American. I suppose by assuming you'd know I highlighted that quite well :)
eelco 17y ago
Heh, nice idea, the eavesdropping is funny: http://www.tjetter.com/#3jsK http://www.tjetter.com/#3jsK
knightinblue 17y ago
If you were to pronouce this name to me (an american) and ask me to type it in, I would probably do this - cheddar.com