Language Guide

The Language Guide covers all 17 supported human languages and the complete set of constructs you can use to write multilingual programs.

How Languages Work

Every supported language is a frontend over the same semantic core. The compiler:

Tokenizes source with Unicode-aware lexer, resolving keywords to semantic concepts
Normalizes surface forms (handles SOV/RTL word order for Japanese, Arabic, etc.)
Parses concept tokens into a language-agnostic Core AST
Analyzes scope, symbols, and structural constraints
Generates Python or WASM output

The same program — in any language — produces identical behavior.

Language	Code	Script	Word order
Hindi	`hi`	Devanagari	SOV
Bengali	`bn`	Bengali	SOV
Tamil	`ta`	Tamil	SOV

Language	Code	Script	Direction
Arabic	`ar`	Arabic	RTL

Language	Code	Script	Word order
Chinese (Simplified)	`zh`	CJK	SVO
Japanese	`ja`	CJK + Kana	SOV

Complete syntax for every construct: variables, control flow, functions, classes, async, exceptions, comprehensions.

Full keyword table: all 51 semantic concepts across all 17 languages.

if/elif/else, for, while, match/case, break, continue with examples in every language.

def, class, decorators, inheritance, generators, lambdas — with all 17 language forms.

async def, await, async for, async with, yield, yield from.

Complete program examples in every supported language with full feature coverage.