Automated aligning audio tracks with timings for dubbing screen casts
Add your video to your timeline. Then you play the video from the beginning. Now you are going to insert a marker every time you want a new clip to be inserted. If you have CS6, the shortcut is M, otherwise it's * on the numpad.

When you've added all the markers, you should delete the video track (since you only want the audio. If you want to render the video with the dub directly from Premiere Pro, just delete the audio.)

Then you import all the audio files you want. Be sure to name them alphabetically so that Premiere knows which order to place them in. Then you have to make sure that the Project pane is selected. Then you go to the menu and choose Project->Automate to Sequence... Choose Sort order and At Unnumbered Markers. Now they will be placed one by one at the markers you've placed. If one audio clip is too long , it'll just be clipped where the next one starts.

Hopefully this will solve your problem. Now, you can use the same markers for every language you are dubbing.

Good luck! :)