/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>While the direct translation of "baik" good Indonesian, it's actual usage in the context of morality is "lawful".
That's an interesting insight in Indonesian ethics. Thanks Reine.

>>28300732
We had good streams and a good thread, this means that the following hours will be awful because the shitposters will be upset they didn't get to play
Also people probably napping until Mario Party

>Kamusta
>Como estas
Has Millie and Reimu did a l tagalog/spanish language exchange stream?

>>23841165
The pause before the second "complicated" is supposed to express the difficulty of expressing a complicated situation. If your primary language is English or at least have immersed yourself with native speakers, you would realize this too.

>>22729653
do your wittgenstein reps you massive fucking retard

language is fucked up

>>20888504
What's your native language? I'm interested in its grammatical rules if you came to that conclusion.

>>20529415
Yes. If you recognize any "english" loan words those are most likely germanic words they share with english. But yes, most loan words are from colonization. Try this for comparision between two SEA nations, one colonized by Spaniards and the other by the Dutch;

Buku [ID] = Boek [DUT]
Libro [TAG] = Libro [ESP]

Both mean "book", and the similarity between "buku" and "book" is due to English and Dutch being from the Germanic Language family tree.

>>20445991
yeah, it's pretty fun i'd say, giving a little food for thought

>>19635700
Language is reductive and they often undergo slow simplification across generations and it's just jarringly noticeable /now/ to us because everything changes so fast with the internet. The zoomzoom (and ESL) excessive use of buzzwords resembles closer to hieroglyphics, with self-contained meanings crammed into specific words, than actual complete sentences. And if you lose the context of those words, those buzzwords will just disappear too, just like language systems based on context-heavy symbols.
That's why Chinese, Japanese and other similar languages are unwieldy to learn.

Bae has not done her wittgenstein reps

Anya global

>>16280726
Mumei should read Wittgenstein on stream

>>16233189
>English is better than Kiara
What does that even mean?
Both of them are very ESL. Reine jumbles sentence structures sometimes because of how Bahasa Indonesia is structured, and Kiara just keeps combining words because the German language is littered with compound words. English itself, despite it's french loan words, is still part of the Germanic language family tree. Hell, you just watched an entire stream of Reine pronouncing Rancher as Reincher. You are either arguing in bad faith, or honestly have no clue what constitutes as English proficiency.

>>16175939
That sucks, i remember the thread being more active a few months ago

>>15187041
>Sudanese
I'm interested

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4343twCxSg
What the fuck I overslept. This was today?

>language tangent
wtf I love orla more now.

>>13965152
The pronouns are incorrect, but it's basically a greek literature reference.

>>13502646
I'm glad KFP managed to make Kiara love her own language again.

>>10784729
Or you could just articulate what exactly you mean by that instead of hoping everyone agrees with you. I'm sure this is an easy task... unless your command of the English language is insufficient.

>>8173983
when you put it like that... I don't know, good to have him back nonetheless

>>7312632
Of course. She also has read Wittenstein!