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Hey Guys,

If you were adding a spanish version of a page let's say /jennifer-lopez (Content here is in spanish)

Would you setup the URLs like:

1. mysite.com/jennifer-lopez
2. mysite.com/es/jennifer-lopez

Especially if you'll be adding more spanish pages like /jennifer-lopez-clothes or /jennifer-lopez-shoes etc.

I would rather go with #1 - Just because that extra /es/ will take away a chunk of my link juice.

What do you guys think?
 
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Every language version should have a separate address. So, yes, if ES is your second website language, add /es/ before the URL.
 
is /jeniferlopez url just in spanish or you also have in english version?
 
I would prefer second option, where it refers different language and easy and clear for user.
 
I prefer second option don't go first option.
The second option where it refers different website language.
It's for an easy and clear for user.
 
If you are creating a Spanish page and your website is also having the same page in english language then don't forget to use hreflang tag.
 
The second option is good to go, also check with hreflang tag usage.
 
It is always better to be clear about the localization in the site’s URL. I would say that you should go with the second option.
 
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