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When we are developing web applications frequently we have a lot of code in many languages (HTML, CSS, JS, PHP, AS3, etc).
Is better to have a different repository for each language or just one global repository for all the application?
Version control system are usually split by projects, not by source language
If you are building a, say, web application, it is a normal thing (and it’s perfectly fine) to have files with different programming languages in it (HTML, CSS, PHP, JS, etc).
To answer your question:
No it is not a good idea to have a different repository for each source language.
Just use one repository for all the applications. In fact, most companies will probably have one repository for all the projects in the company.