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Asked: May 15, 20262026-05-15T13:50:00+00:00 2026-05-15T13:50:00+00:00

Possible Duplicates: Create a webpage with Multilanguage in PHP PHP – how to translate

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Create a webpage with Multilanguage in PHP
PHP – how to translate a website into multiple languages?

I want to make a site which will have 3 languages – e.g. English, Arabic and Italian;
the content sure will be different from one language to another.

Should I make different table for each language, e.g.:

en_articles
ar_articles
it_articles

each with the same article in different language,

or make one table articles like this:

article_id
article_en_title
article_ar_title
article_it_title

Please advise me.

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    2026-05-15T13:50:00+00:00Added an answer on May 15, 2026 at 1:50 pm

    If you are very sure that you are going to work only with 3 languages, the best option is to use one table, with three columns, one for language:

    article_id
    article_en_title
    article_ar_title
    article_it_title
    

    If eventually you need to add other language, only add other column.

    If you think that you are going to add other languages, o you want to use the code for others web with differents languages, I think that the best solution is to use 3 tables, one for the languages, one for the articles and other table for relation them

    table “languages”

    language_iso
    language_name
    

    table “articles”

    article_id
    article_name (Internal name for the article)
    

    table “articles_x_languages”

    article_id
    language_iso
    article_title
    article_text
    

    I’m assuming that you are going to have each article in the three languages. Example:

    Languages
    language_iso | language_name
              en | English
              ar | Arabic
              it | Italian
    
    Articles
    article_id | article_name
             1 | Sample 1
             2 | Sample 2
    
    Articles_x_languages
    article_id | language_iso | article_title | article_text
             1 |           en | english title | Lorem ipsum ..
             1 |           ar |  arabic title | Lorem ipsum ..
             1 |           it | italian title | Lorem ipsum ..
             2 |           en | english title | Lorem ipsum ..
             2 |           ar |  arabic title | Lorem ipsum ..
             2 |           it | italian title | Lorem ipsum ..
    
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