I have no idea if I am more surprised or surprised en español, but I’m not surprised this is more popular these days. While I don’t know why, I was a bit surprised on a recent visit to Google. This is a Spanish language website and I couldn’t find an English version anywhere.
I have no idea.
I imagine, if your Spanish isnt that great, you may want to add that to your Google search and hope that it gets indexed.
I had the same thought. I only went to Google to get a page that I thought was a bit of a joke. I don’t know if I have the same thinking process that you do, I just like to give a thought.
Well, I can tell you that Google thinks English is the future, if you use English in your search engine, so perhaps the Spanish version is a little less perfect, but I am glad it exists, and that you could find it. You’ll find Spanish version on the pages listed above, and I hope that you’ll add your Spanish to your Google search.
It’s not a bad thing because I think Spanish is an important language; Spanish speakers are well over half of the world’s population. And that’s because Spanish has the advantage of being used in almost all the world’s languages. So if you use Google to search for the Spanish version of a page, you’ll find it. And I wish there were more pages like this.
I like the fact that I can now read the English version of the content that I have searched for, although I have to admit, I was more surprised that it wasn’t English. I only know Spanish and English, but I don’t know an English word for “surprised” and “en español.
I always thought that “surprise” was a Spanish word, but I guess I didn’t know the right way to use it. I’ve never really used it that way. In Spanish you know when something is “surprised” or “surprised”, but in English you know just “surprised.
But then you know that it’s a word, but when you type it that way it is a word.
You can use it the other way, which is to say “surprised”. You use it like this.
