These were the 10 most common Google search terms
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The year 2022 was marked by numerous moving moments and events. You can see which topics and questions people in Germany are most concerned with by doing a Google search. In our weekly ranking, we show you the ten most common search terms of the year.
The year 2022 is coming to an end. Traditionally, in December we look back on the past few months. But regardless of whether it’s the World Cup in Qatar, the Ukraine war or monkeypox: A lot has definitely happened in 2022.
You can find out which topics people are most concerned with by looking at their search terms on the Internet. That’s why Google has one overview of the most common search terms.
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These were the most common search terms on Google
Although the pandemic was still present in Google Search in 2022, it was overshadowed by other events. The following ranking shows you which topics Germans are most concerned with.
10th place: Warning for gusts of wind
In February 2022, Germany had to deal with severe storms. The hurricanes “Zeynep”, “Xandra” and “Ylenia” swept across the Federal Republic and left damage, chaos and several deaths in their wake. In order to keep themselves up to date on the current weather situation and its consequences, people in Germany searched Google for information about the storm and thus promoted the search term to tenth place in the ranking.
10th place: Storm gust warning (Photo: unsplash.com/Khamkeo Vilaysing)
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Beatrice Bode
Beatrice is a freelance author and videographer. Her studies in communication and media studies led her to the regional broadcaster Leipzig Fernsehen, where she began her TV career as a CvD, presenter and VJ. After a stopover as a content creator and reporter at Antenne Thüringen, she ended up as an editor at 99pro media GmbH a few years ago. Some time ago, however, she packed her things and moved to the Dominican Republic to support the rescue of coral reefs there as a diver. From there she now writes as a freelance author for BASIC Thinking.
