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There are varying degrees of familiarity. I can technically read Japanese kana, for example. Only a few dozen to memorize, after all. But using a programming
by retrac 5y ago
There are varying degrees of familiarity. I can technically read Japanese kana, for example. Only a few dozen to memorize, after all. But using a programming language with all its keywords in Japanese is a rather daunting prospect. I still tend to mix up some of the kana visually, for example. And I don't know much Japanese vocabulary so most or all of the terms would be opaque to me. It seems it would be a lot more mental heavy lifting than programming in my native English, especially at the start.
- Grustaf 5y agoSure, my point was that this is not the case for Japanese, probably not for anyone. They are vastly more familiar with Latin characters and English words than you are with Japanese. But yeah, programming will be slightly harder for them than for you or me.