1. A computer-implemented method of synchronizing elements in a database between two languages, the computer-implemented method comprising: configuring a specific processor to perform the steps of: entering, into a database, a first string of data elements, wherein the first string of data elements are written in a first language; assigning a unique tag to each data element in the first string, wherein each unique tag corresponds to a variable name for a specific data element, and wherein each unigue tag is written in a jargon that is unintelligible to a speaker of the first language and the second language; storing the first string of data elements with corresponding unique tags in a control file; associating each unique tag with a corresponding data element in a second string of data elements, wherein the second string of data elements is written in a second language, wherein each unigue tag is assigned a different enumerated value, and wherein a set of enumerated values define a same sequential order of corresponding data elements in the first string of data elements and the second string of data elements; receiving an input data element that is written in the second language; converting the input data element from the second language to the first language by aligning the input data element with a corresponding data element in the first string, wherein the input data element and the corresponding data element share a same unique tag; and transmitting a converted input data element back to the database, wherein the converted input data element is newly written in the first language.