I don't get it at all. Nothing stops you from writing you code in your own language in most other prog langs (as long as it has unicode support). The reason a l

I don't get it at all. Nothing stops you from writing you code in your own language in most other prog langs (as long as it has unicode support). The reason a lot of us chose to write in English is because we want to share our code and English is the most universal lang we have right now. As a non native English speaker I most definitely see the problem in this but it is also an imperfect world and communication is one of those problems which will never have a perfect solution. Programming languages should imo from the offset be steps ahead of this. They have simple rules that can be parsed despite understanding the subjectives. I could probably understand some rust code written in mandarin after studying it for a while. In our line of work it is important with clear communication. Spoken languages are not good ways of accomplishing that.