"Si tu n'as pas la réponse, cherche-la sur Google."

Translation: If you don't have the answer, search for it on Google.

[Poef9]

Is there also a verb in French corresponding to "to google" in English? Can you say "google-le"?

[ppkzH80V]

Isn't this advertising?

[GraemeSarg]

I think even the BBC feels safe using the word nowadays.

[Rachel659273]

the english would be 'google it'. You search with google not on google in english.

[crzahmad]

We're in 2020, "Google it" should be accepted

[Dave962976]

I agree, although I don't use Google anymore.

[GraemeSarg]

Intriguing. You mean you've found something better?

[StellaFrance]

Wouldn't it be WITH Google or ON the internet?

[b_adger]

I thought it should be "with Google" but a quick google showed "on Google" is very common. I guess it is short for "on Google's website".

[nicolas143699]

If you don't have the answer, search it on Google. Duo why do you reject this??? why do you have to use "for it" what else would one search for..it's so obvious.

[Michael700236]

"If you don't have the answer look for it on the Internet" not accepted.
Why?

[NieNieNieNie]

Google =/= Internet

[Poef9]

Ah, good point. Cheers.