How does ling-lang compare to other languages?

has anybody ever used this? It looks really cool...and you can write programs using Chinese, Thai, Korean, and Japanese even, as well as English.

It appears to be more of an extended library localized to several languages, plus ability to write non-English keywords.

I expected not it, but something like this:

    declare public exhaustive enumeration
    with attribute sequence
        outer built-in documentation attribute of name-value syntax
            name doc
            value raw literal string """Player's identifier. It is not copiable to avoid accidental usage of a wrong"""
        outer built-in documentation attribute of name-value syntax
            name doc
            value raw literal string """identifier, in contrast to [`SideWanted`]."""
        outer built-in derivation attribute of list syntax
            name derive
            containing path sequence
                simple path Deserialize
                simple path Serialize
                end sequence
        end sequence
    named Side
    without generics
    without clauses
    to have variant sequence
        variant
        with attribute sequence
            outer built-in documentation attribute of name-value syntax
                name doc
                value raw literal string """Player A."""
            end sequence
        named A
        without special variant kind
        
        variant
        with attribute sequence
            outer built-in documentation attribute of name-value syntax
                name doc
                value raw literal string """Player B. Should not occur in local games."""
            end sequence
        named B
        without special variant kind
        
        exhausted enumeration variants end sequence

(This format I'm exploring is intended for speech-to-text, to not rely on automatic punctuation insertion.)

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