Latin American techies want to make Spanish the primary language of programming

I speak Spanish and I think it's not as logical as English. It seems Spanish can express more passion but it falls short when it needs to be succinct and to the point. For example "if" is translated to "si", which is the exact word as "yes" (except without the accent mark, which itself another issue). "Or" is just "o", and so on where logical conjunctions aren't unique. That said, I think it could be a good start for Spanish speakers that haven't yet learned English.

I wonder what could be the best human language to use for a programming language, including any ancient language. Maybe Sanskrit or something even more logical than English?

> The logic of most prominent programming languages, such as Python, is based on English vocabulary and syntax — using terms like “while” or “if not” to trigger certain actions — which makes it that much more difficult to learn for non-native speakers. Furthermore, many of the most popular educational resources for learning to code, including Stack Exchange, are also in English.

It seems to me that the latter is a much bigger problem for Spanish. Programming languages have relatively few keywords. I imagine English keywords might be a big problem for people who doesn't know the latin alphabet though.

There are actually several programming languages based on languages other than English, although I don't think any of them have ever been used for serious projects:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-English-based_programming_...

I once met a developer who swore it was possible to code PHP in Cyrillic. Was toon horrified to investigate further

What's "Good luck!" in Spanish?