The importance of what language the keywords of a programming language is miniscule compared to what language the majority of the code is written in (standard l

The importance of what language the keywords of a programming language is miniscule compared to what language the majority of the code is written in (standard library and such). I mean, let's say, 20-60 keywords in a language... that vocabulary is tiny compared to all the variable-names that you're going to encounter in the actual code that uses that language. Besides, if the designers of the language actually would bother, then it seems easy for them to make the tokens/keywords of the language costumizable. Now I'm assuming that you actually meant the programming language itself, and not the programming language and all the code that eventually surrounds it. Anyway, this seems like saying that most taxi-drivers will speak German as long as the maintenance manual of the car that the mechanics use are written in German.