Can you pronounce this domain name?

Hi everyone,
can you pronounce this domain name?
www.KISITA.COM

If you can please let me know. Its one of my domain names which i intend to brand.

Thanks

 

ki - seat - ah

 

yep can pronounce it. an it comes out the same way as domainloot broke it out above.

Although it could read kiss - eater .

 

thanks to all of you ....that means it is pronounciable.

 

I can kiss eater LOL

 

Pronounceable yes, but if someone talks with someones else and says "go and visit ki - seat - ah, that is one great site" it can be hard to understand what url it is

 

Depends on the language. For English, yes, spellings are flexible and ambiguous.

But many other languages have highly regular orthography. Take Malay/Indonesian or Spanish, for example. There's no question how to pronounce that word and no question how to spell it if you hear it. Everyone would know immediately.

 

Yes, there are many languages with unambiguous spellings but there is another problem related with some them - they are not using latin letters so there is another kind of ambiguity related to them.

 

Kiss-it-yeah

 

kiss-Seat-Ah
kiss-sit-Ah

 

sounds Key-sea-tar for me

 

Kisita is a singer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzgQspWQe4s

 

thanks to all of your for you replies. From what i have read so far, it means the domain is a good domain name. If its pronounciable, then it is marketable. If people can remember it and spell it correctly..thats what matters. Its my brand....kiss it yeah.

 

Chi-si-ta, but not in english.

 

kisita.com is more like chitika ? what do you think about the domain name?

 

Ki-SI-TA Nice name

 

I have all the versions for that domain.....I will lunch a good onlinebusiness site with it....the main site will be kisita.com, subsites will include domainnames.kisita.com, webhosting.kisita.com, marketing.kisita.com ebay.kisita.com
Thanks for the comments.

 

Ish-Hi-Tah, I guess..

 

KISITA.com sounds good for me.
if you having big plans better to register kiseta.com, kesita.com as well to be on the safe side in the longrun

 

At first glance I pronounce it:

Khis - Eat - Ah