any help appreciated..

I dont know if i am missing sth.


 main language of my website  is turkish... and i dont have any content about turkey(because all turkish people know about turkey)

i set russian as second language and now i want to add a content about turkey which is not existing in the turkish contents..

..in nautilus as i understand, i need firstly a turkish content then i cann add 2nd language?

thanks, hakan it was just an example.
anyway.
this is not what i am talking..
pls. read carefully..
i dont want to use same category name for my english and turkish content..

See this discussion  https://forum.elxis.org/index.php?topic=7532.msg48654#new

Just display different menus to different languages and voila! you have a different structure.
You can even have a different template for each language. You can do what ever you like, just use your imagination.

Sample for different layout/modules per language (placed in template's index.php)

if (eFactory::getLang()->currentLang() == 'el') {
    include(ELXIS_PATH.'/templates/mytemplate/greeklayout.php');
} else {
    include(ELXIS_PATH.'/templates/mytemplate/englishlayout.php');
}

Tip 1
On each language layout you can load different module positions.
eg. on greek:
<?php $eDoc->modules('menu', 'none'); ?>
And on English:
<?php $eDoc->modules('menu_en', 'none'); ?>

Tip 2
When the user changes language in the language module you must redirect him to the site's frontpage and not to the same page in the other language like the language module does. You can use a custom text module for this purpose pointing to
http://www.example.com
and
http://www.example.com/en/
respectively for each language (Greek, English)

To ahmet : Thank you, but my decision for multisite is not negotiable.

To datahell: Thank you, but it' s not actually that simple or it doesn't seem to do the thing for me.

My multisite will be site1: Greek-English then site2:Greek-Spanish site3:Greek-Arabic etc. etc., all multisites share the same structure and template but different content, which is only logical.
Next logical decision was to choose the Greek language as my main language because it exists in all sub-sites.

Now lets see what happens when i create an article that needs to appear in the category News, the latest news module and the RSS feeds or most popular.
If this article exists only in the secondary language lets say English, will i be able to save it without Greek title? No! So i get an extra greek (title+empty content) article that i don't need that will appear in the Greek latest news, in the listing of the mother content category greek-News etc.

With your different template solution (which i don't logically need ) I will need different categories 'english-News' and 'greek-Νεα' and double times the modules assignment so that this doesn't happen. And what about the 90% of the news that exist in both versions? I will write the title in Greek for the English Category version then i will create an article under the Greek category version without english title.

Am i not  loosing most of the benefits of a multilingual environment?

The way i see it, i would prefer an other field (check box) to define that this article (or even category) exists in Languages A, C, Z but not in all the others and then have my queries (core and extensions) to check this field depending on the language.