I find that programming languages are like real languages in that the more different they are the easier time I have working in each without confusing one for t

I find that programming languages are like real languages in that the more different they are the easier time I have working in each without confusing one for the other. It is easier for me to write Java/C#/C++ code and then Python code and adhere to the conventions of each than it is for me to write Go code and then switch to Java/C#/C++ code. This is true for the larger architectural differences as well as for more minor syntax-related differences (eg. if I've been writing a lot of Go and then I switch to maintaining some C#, I'll often leave semicolons off statements in the C# code until the compiler complains about it).