To find only tweets in French, i use:
find this words lang:fr
But what if I want to exclude only French from the results and find all the others?
Is it possible to exclude only French tweets from a Twitter advanced search engine?
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very easy, just put a minus
-before thelang:froperator to exclude it :-)If i'm not mistaken all of Twitter's Advanced Search Operators, like
filter:,near:,within:,include:and many more, can be negated to exclude results corresponding to the specific operator.