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Re: Vayable Is A Marketplace For Unique Travel Experiences

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Congrats on the name. Clever without being confusingly obscure.

Think so? It's not a word and doesn't mean anything to me. I can't imagine having to tell it to someone in person. Anytime you have to specifically spell out your startup url, I think it's a problem.

Cool site though.

Re: Vayable Is A Marketplace For Unique Travel Experiences

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Congrats on the name. Clever without being confusingly obscure.

Think so? It's not a word and doesn't mean anything to me. I can't imagine having to tell it to someone in person. Anytime you have to specifically spell out your startup url, I think it's a problem. Cool site though.

In Spanish, "Vaya" translates roughly to commanding someone else to "Go!" Granted, not everyone knows Spanish, but it's not totally out of the blue.

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Think so? It's not a word and doesn't mean anything to me. I can't imagine having to tell it to someone in person. Anytime you have to specifically spell out your startup url, I think it's a problem. Cool site though.

In Spanish, "Vaya" translates roughly to commanding someone else to "Go!" Granted, not everyone knows Spanish, but it's not totally out of the blue.

Is it the same pronunciation as "viable"? Or is it phonetic "vay-a-ble"?

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

In Spanish, "Vaya" translates roughly to commanding someone else to "Go!" Granted, not everyone knows Spanish, but it's not totally out of the blue.

Is it the same pronunciation as "viable"? Or is it phonetic "vay-a-ble"?

The former is the correct way to pronounce it :-)
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