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My website is totally in turkish language.
But I needed a page example.php to be both turkish and english.
I am planning on creating 2 different versions like example_tr.php, and example_en.php.
The images will all be same, only the text will be different.
Is there any flaws in this approach from SEO perspective?
The only flaw would be that _ is not a Google-recommended separator for filenames. Unless there are technical reasons to use _, it is better to use - instead.
This has historical reasons and Google employees have been unclear on weather _ is now equal to - or not. So bets practice is to stick with -.
Also, if you expect to have multiple pages in both English and Turkish, using subdirectories would be cleaner: /en/example.php and /tr/example.php. Or in your case, you could simply add /en/ as a subdirectory for English content and leave the rest of the site as it is.
"Cleaner", in this case, means it is easier for Google to understand that one part of your website is English and another Turkish. It also makes it easier for you to segment the data in Google Search Console, Google Analytics, and virtually any other tool.
Edit: To clarify, if you want to rank in both languages, you must have a separate URL (page) for each language. You cannot have both languages on the URL (page).
