How does Google handle a page containing multiple languages?

How does Google handle a page containing multiple languages?

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"How would Google consider (and rank) a site that uses meta data and URLs in a language (Italian) and has the h1 of the pages in another (English) considered more appealing for users?

ex:
title: Pallacanestro
h1: Basket
url: site.com/pallacanestro/"

Eddy, Milan, Italy

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TheChewyTunes

So, if you want to link to the different language page from the english original page, then do you link to the subdomain folder you made for that other language page you make in the root folder of your english page?
samedi 05 février 2011 09:00:58
finalwebsites

What Matt doesn't say is that this mixed language page will not rank so high as the pages from competitors ;) You need to structure your multi language website a lot to get good google traffic for all languages.
samedi 07 août 2010 03:09:15
02javis

well ...lets all speak American...
lundi 19 juillet 2010 21:17:10
sayweb

great question, great answer.
dimanche 11 juillet 2010 01:29:12
imrankhanseo

@kron3r Yeap Right Thanks @Imran Khan seo
jeudi 08 juillet 2010 19:38:00
kron3r

@imrankhanseo Just keep in mind that Subdomains aren't as strong as subdirectories. Maybe try: domain.com/en/english-content/ or domain.com/it/italian-content/ for example. - As Opposed to en.domain.com/english-content or it.domain.com/italian-content/ @KRONiS
jeudi 08 juillet 2010 19:29:41
schank111222

Or another directory or just name the page maybe about-en.html or about-fr.html
jeudi 08 juillet 2010 14:58:20
imrankhanseo

That's Great... Even Subdomain or else a different Directory also can work on the domain with different languages. Thanks matt for nicely explaining and clearing the Information.. Regards Imran Khan
jeudi 08 juillet 2010 14:21:17
TechieGeek1

So it would be nice to have a different subdomain for different languages on your site.
jeudi 08 juillet 2010 13:54:31