Computer programming has gone from being a relatively unusual skill to something more and more people are learning, for jobs and as a hobby. The global demand for programmers is increasing in line with the internet and global digitalization. Most programming languages are however written in and use English while the majority of the world does not use English as its primary language. This report examines the possibility of creating a specification and prototype implementation of a programming language which is translateable between multiple different written languages as a way of making programming more accessible to a global audience.