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In order to search if a site has a specific key phrase (that we are looking for) anywhere inside it’s pages we know site: operator could work.

I have a site which has pages translated into other languages, and the url structure for other languages is like

http://mysite.com/page/1/zhs/ and http://mysite.com/page/1/zht/ I can’t use site:http://example.com/zhs/ to check how many pages from the mini site http://mysite/zhs/ are added to Google’s index, I use site:http://example.com/ inurl:/zhs/ and it only lists urls containing /zhs/

This inurl: search operator associated with site: operator is very useful not just to check pages indexed in google but also to search within pages of sites in which title of the page is a part of the page’s URL, wikipedia.org, answers.com, about.com and even blogspot.com blogs are good examples where you can use this.

For Example take this query site:blogspot.com/p/ inurl:about it lists about me, about us, about this site kind of pages from blogspot.com pages