Whether some is readable is always going to be subject to who's reading it. That's simply how readable/non-readable work. Now you can learn to read new languages (human or machine), but I suspect someone who knows a romance language will find other romance languages for more readable than Chinese. Romance languages share words, alphabets, and many syntactic features. You can draw from an existing body of knowledge and patterns when learning a new romance language. There's a lot less to draw from if you're learning Chinese.

The same applies to programming languages. The fact is most programmers learn popular languages. Languages that deviate from popular languages tend to become less readable.

So the answer is no. If you are accustomed to a syntax, it naturally follows you are most likely going to languages that adopt those syntactic features will initially be more "readable" because things only become readable when you learn how to read them.