Done [JP] help with some translating

[Jel]

I need help with translating the parts that I circled in red. Those were the only panels I need help with, I was able to understand the rest. (This is a oneshot manga called "Maigo no Obakeyashiki" by Chiyori.)
My translation skills come to a halt when it comes to kanji without furigana.

#1

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#2

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#3

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#4

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I am not too sure about the sentence structure of the last bubble I circled. Does it mean that "your mind is similar to that of a kindergartener like my younger brother" ? and if it does, any way to make it sound more smooth in English?

Thanks for your time!

Edit// still need help with #1 and #4

edit 2//

Awesome, I've got all the help I needed. Thanks a lot Takadanama and Mikkih!

 

[takadanama]

Dunno why but those kanji with no furigana are Chinese.

Pic 2: Car pours along. (busy traffic or something like that)
Pic 3: What's with that look? (expression)
Pic 4: Who is it for?

and ofc suit urself with the context

 

[Jel]

That's actually what I had thought too, just wanted some confirmation to know I wasn't going nuts. Lol.

Thanks for your help!

 

[mikkih]

Edit// still need help with #1 and #4

１）私はいつも何かに期待している
The letter after 何 is not in Japanese. I would simply replace it with か.

2) Your interpretation is correct.

 

[Jel]

I substituted it for か in my head when I was reading it, lol. I'm gonna say that it now means "I was always expecting something."

Awesome, glad that I was on the right track!

 

[mikkih]

Use present tense instead of past.
期待している: Present, 期待していた: Past

 

[Jel]

Right, right. I knew it was present tense but I thought it might fit with the context more if I changed it to past tense. I was probably just butchering the meaning. Lol.