[Feature]: Add the Familier Language in course Section

[sivaprasath2004]

Related Issue

fixes #3837

Description

[Feature]: Add the Familier Language in course Section

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[github-actions]

Great job, @sivaprasath2004! 🎉 Thank you for submitting your pull request to CodeHarborHub. We appreciate your contribution and enthusiasm! Our team will review it soon. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. Thanks for contributing!

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[ajay-dhangar]

Great, @sivaprasath2004. This is a much-needed feature that I think will be very helpful for our students, especially for our new students who might be struggling to find a course that is a good fit for them. This change will make it much easier for students to find courses in a language they are familiar with, and it will ultimately help them succeed in our program.