Truly, a match made in heaven. They were made for each other

best.comment.ever. my sides

I Like This One Pacifically

Damn that's... Good

another vtuber i know calls it shiningo (the shining x duolingo)

Finally a worthy opponent

@@siekensou77 Nice!

@@bloodyerin3018 heyya fisuke

Theyre battle will be LEGENDARY

make no mistake, Duolingo can nuke any location if you don't study your language class

Both of them can annihilate entire human race.

@@lilbee3840 my man, the girl's a psycho but killing humanity is a whole new level for her

Psychopath vs Psychopath

@@notme69 worth it

Don't let the friendly owl act fool you, that is one sick and twisted birb.

But duolingo gave us the hi honey in the first place

@@bensimmons3057 so does that mean duolingo is the actual core of "Hi Honey" hmmmmmm....... think about it

Duolingo:"I'm the one who trust you with the "hi honey~", and now, pay for the salvation

Without Duolingo there'll never be a "Hi Honey". You ungrateful child

So she's a quarter Russian

Can't wait to hear her saying _blyat_

Mybe she can ask risu how to speak russian

I want to listen to her German, no joke

@@swinger8532 endolu👀

dame daneee~

Before she cranks up her murder gauge xD

AHHHHHHHHHH I CAN'T GET ENOUGH FROM IT!!!!!

duolingo is bad, but the difference between "this", "that", and "which" do matter, just like the difference between "oh no"(expressing disappointment) vs "oh"(expressing surprise). That being said, duolingo is kind of garbage in general.

@@bobthebuilder609 I think it depends on how you vocalize that 'Oh'.

It depends on the context. The context here is that she's being asked to translate something word for word, and she missed a word. In a conversation, the meaning may have come across, but the actual task was failed.

Aye, her comprehension is on-point. However, it is a good thing that Duolingo's English course is a bit pedantic, especially for Japanese speakers. In Japanese, you can omit obvious things like the subject of the sentence, because the sentence can still be understood regardless. If you do that in English, you end up sounding like a toddler, or a cave-man. Like, the "ticket" sentence at 1:45. Word-for-word, what Suisei wrote would translate as, "Excuse me, have my ticket?" Even in context, this'd likely cause a bit of confusion, just because the subject wasn't included.

@@bobthebuilder609 I actually believe this approach is best. Make the base of your language as formal as possible, and then start adding the informal, by starting in conversational inmediately, you may lose part of that base. I equate it to learning an instrument. Sure you can jump to songs inmediately, but if you learn chords and scales, you have a solid base and can go farther.

Yeah, it's why she got it wrong the previous time because she pronounced red as read and is as isl

@@herozero8809 read and red have different pronounciation!?

@@NoWayPlays1 red and reed or read or something english is bad i hate it the way read is pronounced is dependent on context

@@parisbtw5779 "Read" in *past tense* is pronounced as "red"

@@NoWayPlays1 Yes, completely different. Read's pronounced as /ri:d/; Red's pronounced as /red/, "Read" has the long /i:/ sound while "red" has the /e/ sound. However, read in past tense is pronounced the same as red. Also, in Japanese, every syllable has the same length iirc while in English the /i:/ has to be longer the the rest of the word, if not, it might sound like "Rid" which has the short /i/ sound. It's confusing but she nailed the second time tho.

Absolutely. She's also has random chaos inside of her, almost as much as Polka. Truly, Sui Sui can do everything except whistle.

Kome..tomos...? Huh~? It's been a while since I heard that ancient name...

@@silentnight2465 LOL It's Suisei's Fanbase Name and I Will Try To Revive That Ancient Name

.....are you part of the initial 6k subs of suisei.....

"Bully Duolingo" Hah! Good luck with that

Seems like everyday we learn something new (or old)

Yeah it's been a while XD

Duolingo is the one kidnaping parents and trying to murder you so i doub is going to be that easy

@@carso1500 Their battle will be legendary! (Shes gonna have a hard time finding the bird considering its always kidnaping people all over the world)

@hell Do you live with your parents? If so, relish them while they last if not... Well duo is at work

Idk man duolingo is pretty strong too

Don't we all?

@@Karls_Clips *yes*

Idk man, it seems like Duolingo's the sadistic one here lmao

@@cactusbread2215 Basically S and M switch. :P

I know what you're thinking bro ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

NOOOOOO

What's the reference?

@@DaveSmith-cp5kj I see, thanks

I hope someone sees a doctor for that...

Yeah me too😐

I think Sui has really good relative pitch and borderline perfect pitch!

Suisei probably has a walk in freezer and not just a fridge.

Yooooooo tell us what drinks she likes onegai. We'll fan mail her some, and add more om your behalf.

Suisei gonna give YOU an opened mind

Omae wa mou shindeiru

@@deezniel2024 co- Coconut milk

Get in line then

So, you want to be bullied by Duolingo?

After me pls

a little bit nasty, but I'll respect your dedication

I feel weird observing this sui cult. Very fascinated tbh.

Additional Report: His heart was missing

@@makucchibi1980 and the heart found been cooking in stove

@@yana8835 that means sh- I mean the culprit did not have enough time to eat it, I believe

@@makucchibi1980 half of the heart been eating it

@@yana8835 the culprit must have did that to trick us huh

Not like this buddy

all red?

What Suisei said: My pen is red What some of us thought: My pen(is) red

My peni-- Oh... Now Suisei is going to get her axe

oh no i hate my brain

@@deezniel2024 If you see red, it is too late.

Yeah, I really enjoy making this one haha

@@osekkai-san 1:08 this part, specially :p legit made me burst out laughing xD

huehuehue

I have been doing it for about 3 weeks now so I haven't got to any speaking parts yet... I guess I have that to look forward too...