How do you design a multilingual menu without chaos?

Two languages fit if each dish sits in the same block, Spanish and the other language together and the price only once. Do not put them in loose columns that slip when one dish changes.

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Translate only what the floor actually says and mark which language comes first. The miss is a three-column menu that breaks on the phone and the price sticks to another dish. Cristina delivers the block per dish, repeated on paper and in the PDF, so one dish can change without rebuilding the page.

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