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search in X

or

search on X

 

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Both "search in X" and "search on X" are commonly used phrases when referring to looking for information within a specific context or platform.

For example, "search in Google" would mean to look for something on the Google search engine, while "search on Wikipedia" would mean to find information on the Wikipedia website.

Is there a specific platform or context you are referring to when using the phrase "search in X" or "search on X"?

 

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Both "search in X" and "search on X" are commonly used phrases when referring to looking for information within a specific context or platform.

For example, "search in Google" would mean to look for something on the Google search engine, while "search on Wikipedia" would mean to find information on the Wikipedia website.

Is there a specific platform or context you are referring to when using the phrase "search in X" or "search on X"?

search on Twitter

search in Twitter

 

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search on Twitter

search in Twitter

When you want to find information on Twitter, you would typically use the phrase "search on Twitter." This indicates that you are looking for specific content, users, or hashtags within the Twitter platform.

For example, if you are interested in finding tweets about a particular topic or following a specific account, you would "search on Twitter" using the search bar on the Twitter website or app.

The phrase "search in Twitter" is less commonly used but could still be understood in the context of looking for information within the Twitter platform. However, "search on Twitter" is the more widely recognized and appropriate phrase for this action.

 

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Anong X, Twitter?
Kung Twitter search on X.
If X na alphabet, search for X.