Bash was spectacularly intuitive while I was learning it. And err, ending a conditional `if` statement with `fi` is probably one of the most intuitive linguistic constructs ever in CS; no need to analyze whether we should end it with `end`, `finish`, `done` or (worse) `terminate`.
`end` is pretty much universally used to end blocks in 'wordy' programming languages. Are you seriously suggesting that `esac` is more intuitive than `end`? Cute, perhaps, but not intuitive.
"How do you end this block? Maybe... I type 'end'? Nope! You write the opening statement backwards! Ha ha get it? Backwards lol!"
