Examples of using Hyphens in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
They are not the same as hyphens, which should generally only be used to create compound words.
Hyphens and numbers are difficult to pronounce verbally,
There are some cases where hyphens preserve written clarity such as where there are letter collisions,
you do not need any hyphens.
Numbers and hyphens are often misunderstood in search
If you choose a domain name with hyphens because the domain you want is already taken, then your users will likely end up at your competitor's site if they forget to type in the hyphen.
A CAS number is separated by hyphens into three parts, the first consisting from two up to seven digits,
many Web 2.0 style sites), multiple hyphens(like the SEO-optimized domains of the early 2000's), or uninspiring short adjectives(like"top… x,""best… x,""hot… x")
A CASRN is separated by hyphens into three parts, the first consisting from two up to seven digits,
multiple hyphens(like the SEO-optimized domains of the early 2000's), or uninspiring short adjectives(like"top… x,""best… x,""hot… x")
Numbers and hyphens are often misunderstood- people who hear your web site address don't know if you're using a numeral(5)
A CAS Registry Number is separated by hyphens into three parts, the first consisting of up to seven digits,
multiple hyphens(such as the SEO- optimized domains of the early 2000s),
The editor makes it possible to arrange hyphens using the auto mode(the “Auto” item)
Another advantage to using hyphens is that search engines are able to pick up each unique word in the domain name as key words,
Numbers and hyphens are often misunderstood- people who hear your web site address don't know if you're using a numeral(5) or it's spelled out(five) or they misplace or forget the dash.
multiple hyphens, or uninspiring short adjectives(like“topshoex,”“best… x,”“hot… x”)
Numbers and hyphens are often misunderstood- people who hear your website address do not know if you are using a numeral(5), if it is spelled out as a word(five), or if there is a dash or underscore involved.
The number and/or hyphen can be confusing because the other person will not understand if you are using the number instead of the word and when it comes to hyphens, there are several different types of dashes that the other person may use instead.
If you choose a domain name with hyphens because the domain you want is already taken, your users will end up at your competitor's site if they forget to type hyphens with the URL in the URL bar.