how do you define a real programming language?what specialties with it? are there any pseudo one?

Answer 1

If the language can pass a Turing Test, it's a real language.

Answer 2

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turing_test

That's not about programing machine language, that's human emulation from a computer language machine code transcribing from a human code/language to machine code/language and machine code/language to a human code/language. This is not to say that it is impossible for a human to communicate to a machine in machine code language, but I have yet to witness that.

Real machine code language simple works for a machine for its enabled compliance with external command, but its appearance to any other machine may be unintelligible as there are an infinite number for visual code transcription and auditory code transcription for hardware command executable/s, i.e. binary to human language code (symbols, printed words, logic sign, etc.) correspondence for machine language is infinite possibility while intelligible code is limited to the finite measurable quantity.