About 2 months ago I started studying python and then 3 days ago sat and began to write a program (found the dumbest & simplest thought I could hehe (a pyglatin translator)). I finally got it working 100%. Being a beginner I would love to hear some constructive criticisim on my program because I know I have probably wrote more then was needed on some stuff and taken a long way around on others.another_word =  sentence1 =  new_list = []another =  def trans_one_word (i):    global another_word    pyg = 'ay'    original = (i)    if len(original) > 0 and original.isalpha():        word = original.lower()        first = word[0]        new_word = word + first + pyg        another_word = new_word[1:len(new_word)]        return another_word    else:        print('empty')def input_state():    sentence = input(enter a word to be translated: )    list = sentence.split()    for i in list:        trans_one_word(i)        new_list.append(another_word)    s =      print (s.join( new_list ))input_state()another = input(Would you like to enter another sentence to be     translated? \n Y/N)if (another == 'y') or (another == 'Y'):    input_state()All in all I am proud of myself for actually writing it without any help, or all of it except the last if statement (I have minor problems with it).
Pig latin translating program
python;beginner;python 3.x;pig latin