C.7. Language interoperability issues
Unlike Java's single language platform, C# is just one of the many languages targeted at the .NET platform. There is a possibility that your C# modules will need to interoperate with modules written in other .NET languages. Hence, you should be careful to avoid using keywords in other major .NET languages [5] as identifiers (especially public class members which are visible to other .NET modules).
[5] Since anyone can write a new .NET language and compiler with selected keywords, it is impossible to ensure totally that your identifiers will not clash with any new .NET languages that are yet to be released. It is probably wise to take note of the keywords in VB .NET and J# since these are the other two .NET ...
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