Prose Programming Language

I am always fascinated by niche programming languages. Not the ones that are useful, but those that are fun and interesting, like Nicole Tietz's Hurl, a language based entirely on exceptions. So the other day I was thinking, and what if there was a programming language that looked a lot like text. For example, declaring variables would be using the is keyword, like a is 1. Comparison operators would be spelled out, like greater than, less than and equal to. Instead of else if and else, there would be or if and if not, or something like that. say instead of print, and every expression should be a line, and blocks start with : and end with .. A small program would then be something like:

a is 0
while a is less than 100:
    say "counter: " a
    a is a + 1.
say "a's final values is " a

Just something I've been thinking about.The language itself would be a pretty simple stack based language, which is something I'm familiar with after having followed Crafting Interpreters. It would be cool to have something like pattern matching which could match both on concrete instances of types as well as generic ones, like:

if a is
    | string "hello" -> say "a is hello".
    | number 1 -> say "a is 1".
    | bool true -> say "a is true".
    | bool false -> say "a is false".
    | number -> say "a is a number and a is not 1".
    | string -> say "a is a string and a is not \"hello\"".

or something like that. I like that it looks a lot like pseudo-programming, and feels very similar as to how we would explaing things to someone.