I don’t really understand, could you elaborate further?
Ok, example below:
1) you may create different directory for each language and when
people access the website, they have to go to www.mine.com/en/ for
English and www.mine.com/cn/ for Chinese.
Basically, you will have 2 sets of files. 1 set for each language.
Means you can hardcode the words for each file in each folder. Only
similarity between the 2 sets of files will be the server side
codes like PHP or ASP or ASP.Net.
2) you access the website using same URL like www.mine.com but in each file,
you need to dynamically output the words that need translating.
Eg. in PHP
<body>
This page is in <?echo $mylanguage;?>.
</body>
You will have to decide how you want to get the data into the
$mylanguage variable. As mentioned earlier, you can get the
translation from session variables, constant variables, read the
translation from a text file or read from a database table.