Breakdown of Eu procuro na internet.
eu
I
na
in the / on the / at the (f.sg)
procurar
to look for / to seek to, to try to
a internet
the internet
Questions & Answers about Eu procuro na internet.
Why do we use na before internet?
In Portuguese, the word internet is treated as a feminine noun. To say 'on the internet', you combine the preposition em (in/on) with the feminine word for 'the' (a) to get na.
Does procurar mean 'to search' or 'to look for'?
It means both! You use procurar when searching for information, like in this sentence, and also when looking for a lost physical object (like your keys).
Could Eu procuro mean 'I am searching right now'?
Usually, no. In European Portuguese, the simple present tense like procuro (I search) is mostly used for habits or general facts. If you want to say you are actively searching right now, you would use the continuous form: Eu estou a procurar.