I finished translating 765 words in Hour of Code Part 9

Maybe some of you guys are confused why i translated less than a thousand words then post it. According to Utopian rules under translation for projects, at least translate 500 strings for every part before submitting. That's why this part of my translation is lesser than my previous works. From 1,494 words i added 756 words already translated in 32,000+ words under one file. More to go.
See this activity below:

Take a look at my translation. Some are longer than other. As always, i encounter so many unfamiliar words but then again i enjoyed 'cause it challenged my power of thinking. It feels like my neurons are connecting faster & getting sharper. These words sharpens my brains. Check this out, to find out what i mean:

This en.yml file really have longer paragraphs than other files in Hour of Code. But since small projects requirements are lesser , it will take more parts before i finish this. As i go on, i learn more about the connection between Hour of Code & Computer Science. It's true that the earlier you try to learn something, the earlier you develop the skills you needed. If you continue learning, you will be curious on others things you didn't know yet. When i'm thinking that when translating i am learning at the same time other people can use this translation. It can help them lessen the gap between languages differences because they can understand the project, by choosing the translation they want like in Filipino.

Here's the continuation of my translation activity in crowdin:

https://crowdin.com/translate/hour-of-code/595/en-fil

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