"Ol' MacCoco had a farm, E-I-E-I-O, and on her farm she had a DREAM, E-I-E-I-O; With a 'hai hai' here and a 'hai hai' there, here 'hai' there 'hai' everywhere 'hai hai', Ol' MacCoco had a farm, E-I-E-I-O!!!"Kiryu Coco
Nyaru was drinking some sailor moon soda and completely forgot she was live for a moment:
(is it weird that I find her kinda hot in an exotic way? she's not what I think latinas are when the image comes up in my head anyway)
Just started. I'm pretty sure this is the first time that Selen & Mel have interacted, hopefully they don't drop too much spaghetti. (also I have no idea what this game is)
Imagine the horror, a 16-17 year girl used the n word in twitter all the way back in 2014. Now she is forever the most racist vtuber according to twitter.
Update: I found this in the replies lol
I am surprised twitter didn't draw parallels about sending black people to prison in Alcatraz and had another pink woman freakout.
OMGGGG CUTE NEW VTUBER TO DEBUT EVENTUALLY?!??!?!
DEFINATLY NEVER HEARD OF HER BEFORE!!!!!
HERE'S SOME OF HER CUTE ART TO MAYBE POSSIBLY GET YOU HOOKED POTENTIALLY!!!!!
OMGGGG CUTE NEW VTUBER TO DEBUT EVENTUALLY?!??!?!
DEFINATLY NEVER HEARD OF HER BEFORE!!!!!
HERE'S SOME OF HER CUTE ART TO MAYBE POSSIBLY GET YOU HOOKED POTENTIALLY!!!!!
Actually, what Japan really needed to do what adopt Spaces. There was a movement to do it in the 1910s, but it didn't stick. You can't visually see the grammatical structure until you've learned the grammatical structure. It's rough for Romance or English native speakers.
This whole conversation has been kind of weird but I'll pick out this particular comment to reply to. First off, and not replying to you specifically but just to people who say "foreign language X is too hard to learn" in general, it's not really anyone's job to reform a language to make it easier for foreigners to learn, and any such reformations would largely go ignored by people who will continue speaking the language they learned in their homes anyway. As for spaces in Japanese, it's not really needed because once you learn the particles and verb and adjective/adverb conjugations, it becomes second nature to be able to break a Japanese sentence into its component parts even if you don't know what all the words mean yet - that's the subject, that's the object, that's an adverb, this is the verb and it's in this tense. It's like using kana instead of romaji - it might look hard at first but once you get over the hump it's as easy as breathing and you see romaji for the crutch that it is. Spaces in Japanese are the same.
As for learning Japanese on the whole, if you're scared off from it, fine, but I'd suggest learning some second language in your adult life. It's good for your brain.
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