Composite C1 has excellent Foreign language support and support RTL languages. It's a Danish outfit that took a stable commercial product and open sourced it. It's got a FANTASTIC UI for multiple languages as well. Click on the page (in a tree structure) and just click Translate.
We are using it for French and English and it's a breeze for the translators.
In addition, the back-end has been localized into a couple of several languages already.
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Composite C1 具有出色的外语支持，支持 RTL 语言。这是一家丹麦公司，采用了稳定的商业产品并将其开源。它还有一个适用于多种语言的梦幻般的用户界面。单击页面（在树结构中），然后单击翻译。
我们将它用于法语和英语，这对于翻译人员来说是一件轻而易举的事。
此外，后端已经本地化为几种语言。
Composite C1 has excellent Foreign language support and support RTL languages. It's a Danish outfit that took a stable commercial product and open sourced it. It's got a FANTASTIC UI for multiple languages as well. Click on the page (in a tree structure) and just click Translate.
We are using it for French and English and it's a breeze for the translators.
In addition, the back-end has been localized into a couple of several languages already.
我相信 umbraco 支持阿拉伯语。
http://umbraco.org/
我最近做了一些研究，了解将我们的一个现有的多语言网站包括阿拉伯语。
最大的问题是制作后端所见即所得编辑器 (TinyMCE) RTL。然而事实证明这非常简单 - 只需在配置中启用 RTL 按钮即可。在这里找到 http:// forum.umbraco.org/yaf_postst9084_How-can-we-use-incomplete-xml-langauge-file-in-umbraco.aspx
我不确定 umbraco 的后端是否真的可以用阿拉伯语显示。
I believe umbraco supports Arabic.
http://umbraco.org/
I recently did some research into how much work it would be to convert one of our existing multi lingual sites to include Arabic.
The biggest issue was making the back end WYSIWYG editor (TinyMCE) RTL. However this turned out to be quite simple - just a case of enabling the RTL buttons in the config. Found here http://forum.umbraco.org/yaf_postst9084_How-can-we-use-incomplete-xml-langauge-file-in-umbraco.aspx
I'm not sure whether umbraco's back end actually can be displayed in Arabic.
大多数基于 .NET 的东西都使用 Unicode，因此它们（理论上）应该支持任何语言。其中大多数也很容易翻译。
所以，你可以和他们中的任何一个一起去。
也许你应该看看 DotNetNuke 或 Umbraco 或 Sense/Net，这些都是大公司。
Most .NET based stuff are using Unicode so they (in theory) should support any languages. Most of them are easily translatable, too.
So, you're good to go with any of them.
Perhaps you should look at DotNetNuke or Umbraco or Sense/Net, those are big ones.