How to Setup Multilingual Section (Not Site) I support an existing site that contains a multilingual section.  We have a link to this section on the homepage and it just consists of some basic pages.  Now I have been asked to incorporate one of our existing content types into this section (i.e. Content Type A - English, Content Type A - Spanish).  The node/add form and the node display pages all need to be in Spanish.  I also need to be prepared to support additional content types, additional languages, etc.  

So I'm experimenting with the Locale and Internationalization modules.  The problem I'm having is that it seems to be designed for an entire multilingual site.  I need the site to remain an English site.  For example, when an anonymous user creates a spanish node, the user is returned to homepage:  www.example.com/es.  The homepage is not going to be translated.  User should be returned to www.example.com.  I also noticed all of the links on www.example.com/es include the es prefix in the path.

Question(s):  Is this the right approach to a multilingual section?  If so, is there a way to configure Drupal to understand that www.example.com/es, www.example.com/es/mypage, etc. do not exist?
Yes you are right, internationalization is made for a full website in several languages. But you will be probably be able to achieve what you want by using views everywhere.

Instead of displaying a classical node, you will display a view with 1 node inside a block, inside a panel (probably).
You setup your view to use the language your want and the content type you want, that should do the trick. It's a bit different approach if you compare it with the standard drupal approach of creating page.

To ensure that the node page is not accessible, you can use the module node page disabled. 

I hope it helps

Cheers