We all know the TRUE answer in our heart.

Alexa, play "Comet Honeymoon" covered by Tokino Sora.

"Suisei said it first so it must be canon" -Literally the entirety of hololive

Lol

"Curiosity killed the cat, but the satisfaction brought it back. " Or in this case.. "Curiosity killed the Dark Elf. "😂

Thanks for translating one of these lower-key but interesting moments.

Her voice is very satisfying to listen to.

Oh so "Pioneers" is "Kaitakusha" in JP? Dam they all be Trailblazing

Right hand: watermelon Left hand also: watermelon . Luckily this is Azki 😂 The Seiso level is off the charge

She's beyond being cute. She's adorable.

I'm not super familiar with AZKi, is the "zero guess" part a reference to something? Or just part of her tagline?

very cute

thts some good stuff right there

AZKi ❤

cute

language is one of the best skills one can learn

I was kind of surprised at this kind of attitude, is domestic tourism very popular in Japan? I can understand not wanting to move outside of thr country but having basic phrases or conversational skills in another language is always helpful. Je peux parler un peu de français y un poco de español, not a lot but enough of the basics to get by. I kind of wish I did more with it though. I always had a good linguistic capability throughout school, I just didn't do much with it...

also, if they play online games, they might have to interact with English or even on social media, comment sections are often mixed with many languages and commonly English.

Growing up with an analog clock in my room that you could hear the tick...tick...tick.. All the time is actually kinda comforting to me.. I love digital clocks don't get me wrong. But something about an analog clock is so soothing to me.

This is why the bilingual holomembers are so valuable tho. Kiara speaks 9 languages... and has been a bridge for her gen mates on outings and such. Calli as well. Having that skill set is incredibly useful.

Do Japanese not travel abroad? I feel like going to a place like Europe and only speaking Japanese won't get you far at all

Hey, can someone explain JP swear words to me? Because some clippers translate phrases really strongly (f*ing, hell, damn), some use censor words (freaking, heck, darn), and there doesn't seem to be much consistency. Which words are even the common swear words in Japanese?

Kaela spent so much time in the Nether than she probably has lifetime savings of Quartz.

How have I never noticed that Sora and Senchou have similar voices?

After 10 years, a battery is BEYOND dead. They will leak and cause chemical hazard. DO NOT try to touch or even replace the batteries. The metal contacts on the clocks probably already corroded by the leaks. Safer to just replace the whole clock.

A-chan really was right. Sora-chan is really regressing into like a baby 😆

The most limiting factors for merch: shipping, duties and space.

Lol cute

0:07: *wheeze* ha ha ha NO. Math's used in everything, from taxes to woodworking to deciding what size of TV you need to chemistry.

If only most Americans had that same mindset

English won't help much in Scotland lmao

The power of gaming brings people together.

Flare's oshi: Ina Flare's best friend: Irys Hmmm yes, pointy ears attract fellow pointy ears

English is such a massive language and theres so much english content on internet it must be like a whole new world for people that learns english for the first time.

I love she said IRys is best friend

TEETEE

We had no idea that her best friend was in EN either. Is she sure that is the case?

Irys speaks Japanese more than she speaks English anyway so it wouldn't matter if Flare didn't know English

English is my first language, but I feel the same way about Japanese. I went to Japan all the time when younger, and my mom speaks it fluently, but I never bothered to learn it until recently even though I love Japan and Japanese media. It's a big regretty spaghetti that I didn't bother trying to pick it up earlier (as well as a few other languages I could converse in at a basic level when younger and just never used and forgot as I got older).

As someone who's half European and half Asian, the most convinicing argument I can make for studying English is that if you ever have kids, you can't guarantee that their kids will speak your own language. But you bet they'll speak fluent English whatever their first language may be.

Man, living the last 221 years all in Japan would be wild. From the Edo period, with samurai in power under the Tokugawa shogunate, to Commodore Perry arriving with his fleet, the Meiji Restoration, Imperial Japan, a lot of wars, then modernization and the economic bubble, until now. It’s been a couple crazy centuries there, way more wild than the last 200 years here in the US. I can’t imagine never leaving my own country, especially if it was as small as Japan. I leave the US every year at this point.

I have to say that this is a nice sentiment, but truly she is simply lucky. Some people may never have the chance to really travel or meet anyone who would be their friend. I know this because learning 3 languages hasn't found me any non-english speaking friends nor have I ever had the opportunity to leave the continent I live in.

Oh my god she is too sweet

If nothing else, just imagine how cool it would be to speak a foreign language.

If you never learn English you'll never understand The History of Japan by Bill Wurtz. Or appreciate the original Persona 4 dub. Or... There's so much!

To be fair, she doesn't really need English seeing as Irys speaks Japanese. If there was a language barrier there, they wouldn't have been able to make nearly as good of a friendship as they have.

Even as a continental European I _could_ technically get by without knowing any English - but learning it early opened up so many possibilities I would have otherwise missed out on. These days I use it more than my native language. Japan keeps more to itself, but even there you'll benefit a lot from it. Opens up so much more entertainment content, sources of information, communities, business opportunities, etc... Even just being able to put it on your resume will help you a lot.

“I never thought a woman who spoke English would be my best friend.” 😭😭😭😭

Now I feel like I should learn some Japanese so I can understand their vods. I hadn't really kept up with Irys or Flare but "Best Friend" is a really high honor they must be amazing together.

Learning english is probably one of the most important skills any person could learn.