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Cobra car Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Learned in meaning
Hello , i am choosing the domain name for my website
It's educational website so someone suggest to name it as learnedin ( like LinkedIn) and i like the name but I don't understand what does it mean
Does learned in mean anything? What does it mean ?
Thank you
It's educational website so someone suggest to name it as learnedin ( like LinkedIn) and i like the name but I don't understand what does it mean
Does learned in mean anything? What does it mean ?
Thank you
Top answer
It is two words. Learned + in The two words together mean nothing. Learned requires an object, and "in" is not an object.
- It is two words.
- Learned + in The two words together mean nothing.
- Learned requires an object, and "in" is not an object.
- For example, he learned English in Paris.
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It is two words. Learned + in
The two words together mean nothing. Learned requires an object, and "in" is not an object.
For example, he learned English in Paris.
The two words together mean nothing. Learned requires an object, and "in" is not an object.
For example, he learned English in Paris.
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cobra carDoes learned in mean anything?No, but domain names needn't mean anything. 'LearnIn' would be better semantically.
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Mister Micawber'LearnIn' would be better semantically.Learnin' might be good, but I don't think that the apostrophe is a legal character in a domain name.
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AlpheccaStarsLearnin' might be good, but I don't think that the apostrophe is a legal character in a domain name.I was leaving that as a pun.
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