Language Selection

As the user must be able to switch the interface language on
the fly, there must be some criteria for choosing the right language for each
page hit. The current selection criteria goes like this:

  1. Language contained in URL -language prefix-
  2. Language from user settings.
  3. Language from browser settings -if browser language
    detection is enabled-.
  4. System's default language.
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You seem to be assuming that we want one language or another? Any ideas about drupal i18n capabilities to put multiple languages on the same page?

That is a great

That is a great question. 
Can you give me a use case?  Maybe with drupal 4.7 you can create a view of one language and
use the view on another section of a different language?

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As for having one post in different languages that is
simply a matter of ensuring that you have the right fonts on your site – for example
you can write English and Arabic right next to each other without multilingual
support with a little CSS to change the direction.

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