You may not realise it, but here is the rosetta stone of the mobile internet:

aa, ad, ag, am, at, aw, da, ma, mm, pa, ta

add, aga, ama, amp, apt, awa, dad, dag, dam, dap, daw, gad, gag, gam, gap, gat, jag, jam, jaw, mad, mag, map, mat, maw, pad, pam, pap, pat, paw, tad, tag, taj, tam, tap, tat, taw, twa, wad, wag, wap, wat, waw

agma, atap, atma, dada, damp, data, dawt, gaga, gama, gamp, gawp, jagg, mama, matt, papa, tamp, tapa, watt

adapt, agama, dagga, gamma, madam, magma, mamma, pampa, papaw, watap

pajama, pawpaw

magmata

Add just 4 more things to the mix:

.tw .at .ag .jp

At first, it might seem I am talking in code, but it is actually a list of english words that can be entered via mobile phones using a single key press per letter, which makes the whole process of entering a url into a mobile phone quick and easy.  I’ve sorted the tlds from cheapest to most expensive to register.