word difference

You have it right. The brand name is the name under which a product is sold to the public. The trademark is the name that is registered at the appropriate government office. In many cases the trademark and the brand name may be the same (examples: Coca Cola, McDonald's) but the distinction is a legal one.

thank you very much. I am a foreigner learning English. I like English very much.
But I find out that English has many words that have similar meanings and I really want to distinguish them. I am very glad if you can help me to improve my English.

we have many posters learning the ins and outs of English. The similar words are difficult to distinguish but they will become apparent.


Sometimes a brand name will become the name of a tool. For example: SkilSaw is a brand name for a circular saw


but over time it became the name of any circular saw through common usage.

But let's not get too detailed. How about we clean up your post:

You can leave out the word out



you can add the word between




I would be very glad if you could help me..

Anyway....enough for today.
How'd I do JTT?

Dynamite, Pan.

That Skilsaw is a bit cheeky, I think, because I bet it's trading on the good name of the Stihl Saw Company.