Google , the word not the caller , has become such a common password for anyone who apply a computer ( other than the yahoos who still use Yahoo , I guess ) that it ’s surprising to learn that other languages have a different word for it . Like Italians say Googlare . Or that the Portugese say Googlar . It gets eldritch .
The Atlantic Wireexplains that the phrase “ to Google ” has become translated to other languages and heel some examples :
Spanish : googlear and guglear

Italian : googlare
Portuguese : googlar or guglar
German : googeln and googlen

French : googler
Swedish : att googla
Hebrew : l’gagel

Slovenian : proguglati or poguglati
Polish – googlować
Finnish : googlata

Czech : vygooglit
That does n’t even include Russian ( гуглить / gugleet or googleet ) or Greek ( γκουγκλίζω / googlizo ) . Check out the full lean atThe Atlantic Wire . Or just Google it . [ The Atlantic Wire ]
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