The only foreign languages which come close to Lisp with a Python like syntax are Stanza [1] and Nim [2]. Stanza feels like a Lisp with infix syntax. The close

The only foreign languages which come close to Lisp with a Python like syntax are Stanza [1] and Nim [2]. Stanza feels like a Lisp with infix syntax. The closeness to Lisp explains why Stanza makes a semantic difference between "f(x)" (which is a function application) and "f (x)" which is a sequence of two elements (f and x). Unlike Nim which is strongly typed, Stanza allows to mix typed and untyped data freely. [1] lbstanza.org [2] nim-lang.org