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How to Search Google In Elmer Fudd Speak & Other Fun Languages!
If you’ve ever noticed Google’s interesting and frequent logo changes, you’ll know that the people behind Google’s amazing power have a fun personality.
That could be why they provide you with the ability to search in many languages that are not currently nationally recognized. Here’s a list of all the fun languages that Google allows you use while you perform your searches:
Elmer Fudd - Awe you feewing wucky?
Click Here to Search Fudd Style!
All of you Elmer Fudd fanatics can now use Google when you are feewing withdrawal fwom this cwazy man.
Klingon Warrior - The Star Trek Search
Click Here to Search With the Klingons!
All of the Star-Trek junkies out there can relive their happy moments that they spent addicted to watching the Klingon Warriors in battle. After all, how could you forget about Kahless the Unforgettable?
Hacker Search - 345Y 70 Und3r574nd?
Click Here to Search In Hacker Language!
So you want to search in the language of hackers, huh? Well, it’s tricky to read at first, but you can quickly get the hang of it. To read about all of its variants, check out this Wikipedia article.
On a side note, the Hacker search can also be accessed from www.600673.com, which is a code-name for Google.
Pig Latin Search - Ememberray Igpay Atinlay?
Click Here to Search In Pig Latin!
Relive the elementary school memories when you wanted to encode your messages in a language that the teacher wouldn’t understand! If you still don’t understand Pig Latin, it’s not too hard to learn. Here’s a primer from wikiHow on how to speak Pig Latin.
Bork, Bork, Bork! - Is It a Swedish Accent?
Click Here to Search Bork, Bork, Bork Style!
This one sounds to me like a nice Swedish accent. Whenever I read it, I keep thinking of Ingvar Kamprad, the founder of IKEA.
How to Use Google in Other “Real” Languages
Although I did provide easy-to-use links for each of these searches, Google actually offers another way to access them. You can do it in two simple steps. Simply go to the Google homepage and click on the Preferences link just to the right of the search box.
You should get to the preferences page as shown below. Now, you want to click the drop-down box in the Interface Language table. Once you’ve selected your language, just click on the Save Preferences button at the top or the bottom of the page, and Google will automatically redirect you to the Google homepage in your language of choice.
From this large drop-down box, you can access the five fun languages I described above, as well as may other legitimate languages in which Google has been fully translated.
If you ever get stuck in some crazy language like Dutch, heaven forbid, all you have to do is look in the bottom right-hand corner of the Google homepage for the Google.com in English link that I have circled in red in the screen shot below. Clicking that link will get rid of the madness you inflicted upon yourself and take you to an easy-to-read English Language Google.com.
Have fun trying out new languages! If you run into any problems or have any questions you’re more than welcome to post a comment below for help!
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I never knew Google could do that! That is great! I think it is great that Google incorporates so many neat tricks into their site. I like how they change their search box for holidays, etc.
Thanks for the comment Meredith! Google does have a lot of fun tricks that you can play with. I am actually writing a post on Google’s holiday logo changes which you can see on the site soon!