README.md in language_cards-0.0.4 vs README.md in language_cards-0.0.5

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 # LanguageCards
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 This is a flash card game for guessing translations or keyboard learning.  Currently implemented is
 English Romaji to Japanese Hirigana/Katakana and typing exercises for each.  Game experience will be improved upon!
 
 Also if your interested in adding other flash cards for language learning, pull requests are welcome.  Please
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 from key to value (eg "Romaji" => "Hiragana").  The next mapping entry is the representation of how this is to be
 mapped; the how is for whether you want to do a translation mapping key to value, or keyboard practice mapping
 value to value.  This part of the mapping must be with the symbol entries of :k or :v.  Along with the mapping
 entry you may puts all the keys and values for your cards.  Just follow the below outline for a working example.
 
-```
+```yaml
 ---
 Japanese:
   Hiragana:
     mapping:
       - Romaji: Hiragana