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Frankly, I find one of the biggest issues I had moving away from C# for the first time was learning how to code without IntelliSense.

Once you get into that mindset, I find that the real way to figure out a language is to use it for something "real" (but not mission-critical), such as an assignment for school or a personal project.

Possibly give Typescript a go, or javascript, but you have to accept that you'll be going through the 5 stages after knowing and loving C#, I recommend "Secrets of the Javascript ninja" has a very good pace and it shows you a lot of the good of javascript, and how some of the bad can be used for good ;)

Try writing some IL :).