/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>5224209
don't worry, kiara will take over the reddit meme review

>>5224209
She's getting out of a sinking ship.

>>5224265
You'd have to be a massive numberfagging opportunistic cunt to do that, so she never would, right?

I didn't really like her but I still think I'm going to miss her occasional charms.

>>5224209
She is going independent, not stopping streaming.

>>5224754
she said she'd only do it if coco herself asked her to, and she doesn't want to ask her about it
also kanata will do it

>>5224265
Who will take over wearing Buttplugs and aggravating communists?

>>5225307
>also kanata will do it
coco even said she'd help her set it all up
i guess gorillawife is the true heir

>>5225307
Kanata is just not made for that. Realistically I wish it was Amelia but she doesn't understand japanese.

Her streams were all pretty plain and boring, I don't see the big deal honestly

>>5227427
Thank you for your opinion. That's fair

We never got the feet compilation, bros...

>>5224209
what if she never graduate? what if tiago does a floor dogeza and she stays at cover ?

>>5224209
will she ever visit /vt/?

>>5227427
basically

>>5227211
Is there really no other HoloJP that's fluent in English?

>>5224209
Ok Zhang.

>>5230094
The closest JP has to English fluency is Haachama, and we all know how good her English actually is. Plus, who knows when she'll come back?

>>5230094
Chamers but she seems to be having a problem

>>5230094
It's really strange that English is compulsory education in Japan and yet so few in Japan can make coherent sentences with it, nevertheless be fluent in it

>>5230207
French and/or German are compulsory in my country and I can barely string a sentence together in any of the two.

>>5230207
It's the same way Spanish (or some other foreign language) is compulsory in some places in America (and at least an elective everywhere else in the states) yet the most we take from it is ¿donde está la biblioteca?

>>5230207
They study vocab lists and grammar like crazy but never practice using it, partly because most of the teachers wouldn't know how to grade writing exercises anyway.

I remember being a middle school ALT in several years ago and the English teacher asked me to check the writing portion for big test. It was extremely cut-and-dry: if they made 4 complete sentences from a series of set phrases, they got credit. Otherwise, nothing. There was one student who studied abroad and his English was near fluent. He decided to be fancy and make a COMPOUND SENTENCE using a comma, but that meant he only had 3 complete sentences, one short of the quota. I asked the teacher what to do, and he said to mark it wrong.

Unless they've changed anything in the past 10 years (lol), this is what English in Japanese schools is like.

>>5224209
I hate to admit that I will miss the cringe too.

How long after she's gone will I be able to scroll through catalogue without seeing her?

>>5224209
I'm gonna fucking miss this bitch, she dragged me down this rabbit hole to begin with.

>>5224209
Same...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29nYUkauaU0

>>5231464
I'll make sure that never happens.

>>5230207
Throwing in another anecdote to back up >>5231199. In my time living in Japan, and the only Japanese whom could use English conversationally had spent time abroad, even if it was just six months or so, the difference was extreme. Though most people with the standard Japanese-education-system levels of English had a realistic sense of their lack of skill. They don't unrealistically think they "learned English" in school and know it well.

>>5230207
I was forced to study a gay ass language for 6 years and I can't have even basic conversation in it. Why? Because I never needed to use it outside of classroom so my brain just forgot it all. It's probably like that

>>5230207
A competent level of english is required in my country to finish any career and yet every college graduate I've met can barely understand basic highschool stuff, let alone be able to hold an actual conversation in english.
This is because they study to pass exams but never get to actually practice what they "learn" on those grind sessions and it just fades away with time. Meanwhile here I am, a college dropout who sucked at this subject in school, but I've been consuming 99% of my media in english for the past decade and I have zero issues to make some small talk with tourists in the area (only downside is that I sound like an absolute retard).

Learning languages is all about practice and I think the current educational methods should be revised. It's hilarious though that everyone and their mothers nowadays write down a level of english in their CVs that they don't actually hold.

>>5230207
Japanese education is a fucking joke. Don't let the weeaboos convince you otherwise.

>>5230094
Subaru has a surprisingly good grasp of the language, but she's still learning.