Multiple Language Menus Without Multiple Menus

Hey everybody!
Happy New Years everyone. Hopefully, soeone out there can help me with this little problem. I am creating a DVD for a school, and it is designed to promote the school overseas. So this means that each menu has to be displayed in multiple languages (seven, to be precise). Now, I've done the english ones, and the total size comes to 1.1GB. Is there any way that I can make these menus display the text in other languages without creating each menu again another six times?
The way I've got it set up is that the first menu allows you to pick which lanuage you want to use. So altogether there are 8 menus, and that is just for the english reading world. Can I then make it so that I only need these 8 menus and so if you select Chinese in the first menu, it will take you to the english menu, except display the text in Chinese? I know this is confusing, and I'm orry.
Basically, can I make the DVD siplay different languages using only 8 menus, or do I have to make 56 menus (8 for each language).
Cheers!
Nich

I was afraid of that. Well, thanks for your help.
Ma, put on a pot of coffee! IT'S GONNA BE A LONG NIGHT!!!

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