Ah, you've just run into the whole i18n thing. It's a pain. You say "cheap" - depends what you mean - if you mean "free" then I think you'll have to rely on vo

Ah, you've just run into the whole i18n thing. It's a pain. You say "cheap" - depends what you mean - if you mean "free" then I think you'll have to rely on volunteers. As you highlighted there are actually two issues here: 1) Getting the pages translated 2) Translating updates to pages and new content. Managing the translated content so that you don't need to re-translate things that have already been translated is quite tricky. There are tools out there that are basically a database of translated strings, so that if any strings change you only need to translate new strings. One possible route is to take a look at UpWork. If you combine cheap labour that can be found there, plus volunteers, with some kind of open source i18n management database (for managing translated strings) I think that's possibly as cheap as things will get. Whether it will be worth the hassle or not is another thing...