I built a bilingual (ES/EN) language that runs from x86 Microkernels to Web Apps 🐐

Hi everyone!
I’m the creator of Mesa-LP, and I’m on a mission to collapse the stack. Why do we need to switch between 3 or 4 languages to build a kernel, a compiler, and a web server?
I decided to build a Full-Spectrum language that works for both high-level and low-level engineering, with a unique twist: it’s natively bilingual (Spanish/English).
The "Why"
There are over 500M Spanish speakers in the world, yet systems engineering has a massive English barrier. I want to empower the next generation of engineers to master the "bare metal" in their own language, without losing performance.
What’s under the hood?
Microkernel Integration: Mesa-LP is the native userspace for its own x86 Microkernel.
200+ Native Functions: From memory management to building websites (with or without HTML).
Traction: In just 3 days, the repo reached 100+ clones and 260+ views.
Bilingual Syntax: Code in Spanish, English, or both. No performance hit.
The Goal
I’m currently pushing towards v4.0, focusing on industrial stability and a seamless web ecosystem. I want to prove that a solo dev can build a tool that’s as robust as it is accessible.
I’d love to hear your thoughts: Do you think bilingual languages are the future of global tech education, or should we stick to the English standard?
Check the repo here: https://github.com/crackanimad0r/Mesa-LP