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website / webpage
A single document or an entire presence on the World Wide Web that can be accessed through a web browser. Colloquially, the term is used both for a single webpage and for a complete website (an online presence).
Auf der Internetseite des Museums findest du die aktuellen Öffnungszeiten.
On the museum's website, you'll find the current opening hours.
The word is composed of 'Internet' and 'Seite' (page). So it literally means a 'page on the internet'.
Die Firma hat eine neue Internetseite für ihre Produkte erstellt.
The company created a new website for its products.
Common verbs used with 'Internetseite' (website/webpage) are 'eine Internetseite besuchen' (to visit a website), 'aufrufen' (to open/access), 'erstellen' (to create), or 'gestalten' (to design).
Ich muss die Internetseite der Universität aufrufen, um mich für den Kurs anzumelden.
I need to open the university's website to register for the course.
To describe a place on the internet, German uses the preposition 'auf' with the dative. So information is found 'auf der Internetseite' (on the website).
Alle wichtigen Informationen stehen auf unserer Internetseite.
All the important information is on our website.
page / side
'die Seite' and 'die Internetseite' can both mean something on the internet that you open in a browser. 'Internetseite' is more specific, because it is immediately clear that it refers to the internet. 'Seite' is shorter and often sounds natural in conversation when the context is already clear, for example on a computer or phone. Learners may confuse the words because 'Seite' also has many other meanings, such as a page in a book or a left and right side. If there is no internet context, 'Internetseite' is clearer.
Auf der Internetseite der Stadt findet man die aktuellen Öffnungszeiten.
You can find the current opening hours on the city's website.
Kannst du die Seite noch einmal öffnen? Ich habe den Link vergessen.
Can you open the page again? I forgot the link.