I am trying to create a website for an international church in Tokyo with Elements. I’ve searched the forum and seen that some people have done it but without explanation. Also I saw that it might be a future feature added at some point? If you know how to do it could you send me an explanation or a video? Thank you!
There’s a demand for a user-friendly bilingual menu component. I hope developers can market it in the near future.
Use a modal put button as trigger, put a language or a flag or whatever and add menu in that language as content.
Thank you for your response. Could you show how to do this?
At this moment I am thinking to create two different websites for each language so the simple menu system can be used for both connected by a link.
Not at computer until tomorrow afternoon but there’s a good video on Modals in User Manual
I was able to get help from google GEMINI which made the menu system for me using the HTML embed code option.
It gave me two designs. One changing the language through CSS for a seamless one page design. The other linking to separate pages.
I am using the second option as the church website needs multiple pages in both languages.
It’s a good news! Could you show me your website 
Sorry, the formatting in the reply messed up the code. I’ll share it with a pdf.
Bilingual Menu.pdf (50.4 KB)
Instructions for second option (multiple page design).
Add a html component in the custom section and drag in onto the screen.
Place it at the top of the page.
Paste the code below into the html component and edit the menu item names according to your website. Do this for both languages and make sure the links match.
If that sounds too hard, give the code to GEMINI and ask it to make it for the other language or how many languages you need.
Here is the code for a bilingual one page website. Same process as above, add the HTML Component and paste the code.
Bilingual One Page Menu.pdf (75.4 KB)
I am not a coder. So if you have trouble making it work ask Google Gemini like me. Hope it helps.
You need to make two different HTML components for each language and place them in the different pages appropriately for the multipage design.