Project Details
The Hour of Code started as a one-hour introduction to CS, designed to demystify "code", to show that everyone can learn the basics.And broaden the participation to all races, gender and ages. It has since become a worldwide effort to celebrate computer science. The Hour of Code is a global movement reaching millions of students in 180+ countries. Anyone, anywhere can organize an Hour of Code event. It is now are available in over 45 languages. No experience needed. It is also for all ages.
Links related to the translation
Hour of Code Link in Crowdin
My Profile and Activity
Filipino translation before i started this part:
Filipino translation after i finished this part:
Source Language
English
Translated Language
Filipino (5,337 words out of 32,232 words needs to be translated, file en.yml)
Number Of Words
Under this file en.yml of Hour of Code i already translated a total of 26,895 words.
Number of words translated on this contribution: 1,203 words
Proofread Words
My translated words are not yet approved and still pending.
Previous translation on the same project
Here are my previous translation with the number of words translated:
- Part 1 : 1,012 words
- Part 2 : 1,088 words
- Part 3 : 1,252 words
- Part 4 : 1,322 words
- Part 5 : 1,306 words
- Part 6 : 1,267 words
- Part 7 : 1,474 words
- Part 8 : 1,494 words
- Part 9 : 765 words
- Part 10 : 522 words
- Part 11 : 948 words
- Part 12 : 782 words
- Part 13 : 557 words
- Part 14 : 750 words
- Part 15 : 561 words
- Part 16 : 520 words
- Part 17 : 575 words
- Part 18 : 526 words
- Part 19 : 535 words
- Part 20 : 1,091 words
- Part 21 : 772 words
- Part 22 : 655 words
- Part 23 : 1,193 words
- Part 24 : 1,365 words
- Part 25 : 1,236 words
- Part 26 : 1,240 words
- Part 27 : 1,096 words
- Part 28 : 1,120 words
- Part 29 : 1,055 words
- Part 30 : 1,201 words
- Part 31 : 1,187 words
- Part 32 : 1,136 words
- Part 33 : 1,195 words
Number of words translated on the project before this report (if any): 1,117 words ( Part 34 )
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