Why are most major programming languages only in English?

Programming languages provide people with the tools to address a variety of problems. Python, for example, is great for back end development and artificial intelligence. Javascript enables web developers to create dynamic and responsive web sites. R is used for statistical analysis. In spite of the great diversity in their purposes, syntax and supporting communities, these popular languages all share a common characteristic, their keywords are in American English. This fact is a result of historical and social processes that should not be left unquestioned. English is not, after all, the most spoken natural language in the world, nor has it always been a global language. English speakers are not more creative or better at programming than their Chinese or German counterparts. However, the fact remains. So, why do nearly all major programming languages use English keywords? <a href="https://medium.com/@cristina_9416/why-are-most-major-programming-languages-only-in-english-7ae2f6d256b1">Click Here</a>