Google nepal google.com.np — Nepali language among the top languages in hitting search queries in google
I never expected to find my mother-tongue here in google trends
I was just checking the trends in Google Trends
i found Nepali language among the top queries hitting language ( that meant people used www.google.com.np to hit these query terms i tried with terms
1. “Nokia software”
2. “Nokia 6600″
)
you can try with some other terms as well..
The graph for Trends of term “Nokia software” is here
and the chart of top 10 languages hitting above query ( “Nokia software”).
Similarly i tried for term “Nokia 6600″
the results are
The Graph is here
Chart
What google says about how they decide which language hit the most query ?
from their site
When the Cities tab is selected, Google Trends first looks at a sample of all Google searches to determine the cities from which we received the most searches for your first term. Then, for those top cities, Google Trends calculates the ratio of searches for your term coming from each city divided by total Google searches coming from the same city. The city ranking you see on the page and the bar charts alongside each city name both represent this ratio. When cities' ratios are fairly close together, the corresponding bar graphs will be roughly the same length, and the exact ranking between these cities is less meaningful.
The Regions and Languages tabs work just like the Cities tab. Google Trends uses IP address information from our server logs to make a best guess about where queries originated. Language information is determined by the language version of the Google site on which the search was originally entered.
Keep in mind that instead of measuring overall interest in a topic, Google Trends shows users' propensity to search for that topic on Google on a relative basis. For example, just because a particular region isn't on the Top Regions list for the term “haircut” doesn't necessarily mean that people there have decided to stage a mass rebellion against society's conventions. It could be that people in that region might not use Google to find a barber, use a different term when doing their searches, or simply search for so many other topics unrelated to haircuts that searches for “haircut” make up a very small portion of the search volume from that region when compared to other regions.
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3 Comments
1.
Mangalman From 
(HONG KONG)
Wrote Using 
Mozilla Firefox 2.0.0.11 on 
Windows XP on 06. February 2008 at 10:59 pm
well i connect through wlink here in kathmandu.I am almost always behind some hongkong proxi these days.Any idea why this happens? Google.com.hk loads up instead of google.com.np i can always change it though.
2.
hem From 
(INDIA)
Wrote Using 
Internet Explorer 6.0 on 
Windows XP on 07. February 2008 at 8:44 am
May be your ISP is getting the connection from HK ISP.. your ip must be of hong kong
3.
Raju From 
(UNITED STATES)
Wrote Using 
Mozilla Firefox 3.0 on 
Windows Vista on 18. July 2008 at 3:49 am
Nice to see. But did you try New Nepali Google website ?