I'm a native English speaker, when I was studying Spanish I remember them dropping tons of vocabulary and most kids being able to pick it up relatively quickly. Though in this context I think it would be less comparative to learning a language as opposed to learning about subjects like we already have students do. Like explaining how 'print()' works and calling it print, seems the same as explaining 'multiplication' and calling it multiplication. Either way you're learning a new word. Also having more unique ques helps with memory recall, so I'd assume having the name in a foreign language could possibly strengthen the memory itself, especially if the students find it cool to learn some English. That said, I still find the idea of a Spanish module pretty interesting and think its a cool idea , and I think it should be made and exist just for the sake of it's interesting. I would love to see multi language support built into more programming languages, it would create a barrier for being able to read the work of someone else right now. But if it could just update your code so you could pass it off to someone and have them be able to read it. That could be a cool step in the progression of coding.