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| I wanted to know if I can use the following heading on a page: Bulgaria Property Sales or should I use Bulgarian Property Sales instead? The use of the first phrase is completely wrong or can I use it in some cases? Thank you very much for your help. |
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| If that is what you are calling your site, then go ahead and use it. It is similar to a company name. |
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| No, no. I am using those words as a title for a paragraph. I just wanted to know if it is grammatically correct. |
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| To be honest, without the full context it is not really possible to say one way or the other. Give an example so that we can see what you are talking about. |
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| Hi Ricardo, Bulgaria (n) = http://www.answers.com/main/ntquery?s=Bulgaria&gwp=13 bulgarian (adj.) = búlgaro, búlgara Here are two links from Internet concerning the matter in question: Bulgaria Apartments for Sale - Ski Property and Real Estate in Bulgaria Bulgarian Properties for sale and rent - buy houses in Bulgaria , apartments and flats, land offices, rural property and hotels. Regards, V. |
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