I assume you attended a language school for a reason. Leverage that to find development work where a company maybe has a presence of developers that use that la

I assume you attended a language school for a reason. Leverage that to find development work where a company maybe has a presence of developers that use that language but the main company uses a diff language for primary communication, like English. Two and half years isn't much experience so expect some employers thinking you would be like a fresh employee. Try to have your CV demonstrate it wasn't 2.5 years of repeating the same work pattern (aka 6mo experience 5 times). You could also start coding by contributing to open source in whatever realm of software development you have experience in.