Does anyone knows e-commerce webiste with a rich vocabulary?

[omertas88]

Hi there I would like to ask you for help. I'm writing bachelor thesis (the topic is: selected aspects of e-english on the basis of e-commerce websites) and it's about specialised business vocabulary on e-commerce (specific termini, abbreviations, slang). It has to be based on 5 e-commerce websites (e-shop, e-auction, services). And here is my problem: I'm looking for few weeks and I can't find anything interesting. Cause there is a lot e-commerce websites but none of them has a lot of text. Does anyone of you knows an e-commerce webiste with a rich vocabulary? I would be grateful for any help. Peace.

 

[Whittie]

Hi there I would like to ask you for help. I'm writing bachelor thesis (the topic is: selected aspects of e-english on the basis of e-commerce websites) and it's about specialised business vocabulary on e-commerce (specific termini, abbreviations, slang). It has to be based on 5 e-commerce websites (e-shop, e-auction, services). And here is my problem: I'm looking for few weeks and I can't find anything interesting. Cause there is a lot e-commerce websites but none of them has a lot of text. Does anyone of you knows an e-commerce webiste with a rich vocabulary? I would be grateful for any help. Peace.

The first place i'd look would be on a Book Store..? Have you tried?

http://www.ebook.com/

 

[omertas88]

The first place i'd look would be on a Book Store..? Have you tried?

Thanks, that would be very useful. Only four pages left

 

[alanc]

Mine probably counts as having a fairly rich vocabulary. I ran it through a website analysis tool recently, and along with many other things, it said the language complexity was "Post-Graduate -> Doctorate"

www.greenknightgames.co.uk

 

[omertas88]

Thx for reply, this site has really a lot of text, but it focuses not exactly on the business matters. Nevertheless I'll put it into "maybe" Thanks again

 

[alanc]

Ah. I mis-read your original post.