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In Spanish, 'página' is used to refer to a leaf or side of a leaf as in a book, manuscript, or letter. It somewhat matches the English context of 'page', which could be in a book, magazine, or website. For instance, you can say 'Por favor, voltea la página' which translates to 'Please, turn the page'. However, in the digital context (such as a website page), the term 'página web' is used.
Open page three of the book.
In this example, 'página' is used in the context of a book. In Spanish, 'página' refers to a sheet of a book, magazine, or a website.
I am on the homepage of the website.
In this context, 'página' refers to a website's page. 'Página de inicio' is the Spanish phrase for homepage or landing page of a website.
Write this down on your notebook's page.
Here, 'página' is referring to a page in a notebook. In Spanish, when talking about pages in a book, notebook, or similar object, 'página' is the term used.
The article is five pages long.
In this sentence, 'páginas' (the plural form of página) refers to the length of an article, measuring the quantity of the pages it contains.
He bookmarked the page with a book marker.
In this context, 'página' refers to a particular page in a book that someone wants to remember or reference in the future.
Go back to the previous page.
'Página anterior' refers to the previous or preceding page in a book or on a website.
Click here to load the next page.
'Siguiente página' refers to the next page in a series, whether in a book, a document or on a web page.
The page is blank.
In this usage, 'página' applies to a blank page of a book, notebook, or document. When a 'página' is 'en blanco,' it means it has no writing or printing on it.
Find the page in the index.
Here, 'página' refers to a numbered page in a book. The 'índice' is the table of contents or index of a book, where you can find the page number of each chapter or section.
He saved the web page to read it later.
In this context, 'página' is used in the digital context. 'Página web' is the Spanish term for a single web page or site that someone can save to revisit at a later time.