How obtain Index a multi-language Portal in Google?

Hello, we are deployment a multi-language Portal.
How obtain Index a multi-language Portal in Google?
In Portal, the URL is the same for all language, allways /portal/page/portal/..... and google only dicoverer 1 language.
How obtain that google discoverer multilanguage?
We are using Portal 10.1.4.0.1
Thank.

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