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Website with two different languages

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Hii friends,

 

I wanna make a website for both English language and Russian language. I am thinking to have two seprate urls that interlink or one url with two pages for each languages. I am confused here. Can anyone tell me what is the easiest way to toggle between the two different languages? :santa_embarrassed:

Hi

 

Use a database to store the content then simply include a link to query the database in each language.

or if you are not familiar with databases simply use jquery to switch between the two

I built a static HTML/CSS site in English and Polish for a client just by having a separate directory for the Polish pages and added a toggle switch into the header. This is the site www.assistanceclaims.co.uk and www.assistanceclaims.co.uk/polish/index.html respectively

I do the same as Stanza, when I'm building sites without databases. Just use javascript to move between the different language folders

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