/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

[Anonymous No.]

The greatest collab ever.

[Anonymous No.]

>>45775575
*clap* *clap* next meme

[Anonymous No.]

>>45775575

[Anonymous No.]

>classic ni~njin, ni~njin to start the hype
>pekomama BGM to further maximise hype
>PekoMoona passion communication

Life is good. I'm so glad I decided to watch this cute bune blowing shit up back in 2020. Pekora is seriously some kind of divine blessing

[Anonymous No.]

Whos the purple haired girl?

[Anonymous No.]

>>45779894
pekora's new monkey

[Anonymous No.]

>>45775575
it's hilarious how many times this kind of stuff happens. The other day Nene asked her chat what is Bucket in english and they answered in the exactly same way. How can japanese people not realize this detail in loaned words?

[Anonymous No.]

>>45780708
To be fair I only recently realized that "Karaoke" is Japanese

[Anonymous No.]

>>45780974
I found this out from Obama

[Anonymous No.]

>>45780708
>>45780974
It's much more excusable in English since everything is written in the same script, but Japanese uses katakana to write loanwords, and while not all of those come from English, most of them do

[Anonymous No.]

>>45780062
>new

[Anonymous No.]

>>45780708
Because japanised english (or any other language) doesbt sound like either japanese nor the original language

[monkeyfucker anon No.]

>>45780062
looks great

[Anonymous No.]

English muffin burger sounds like an interesting combination. not gonna lie, I wanna try the pank milk peko recipe with the sauce now

>tfw no cute bune gf to cook with and shitpost online after mating press nakadashi

[Anonymous No.]

>>45781999
>japanised english (or any other language) doesbt sound like either japanese nor the original language
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlwwsGiV1Ug

[Anonymous No.]

>Pipe? Cute name!

[Anonymous No.]

>>45781608
Did you thank him?

[Anonymous No.]

>>45780708
>>45780974
I learned from a manga a good while ago "Tycoon" came from a title held by the Shogun.

[Anonymous No.]

>>45780708
Anon, you have not seen Shakespeare until you have seen it in its original Japanese.

[Anonymous No.]

>>45780708
To be fair you also have things like 名前 = namae, first name. With 名 = na, name/title, and 前 = mae, before.

[Anonymous No.]

>>45780708
>How can japanese people not realize this detail in loaned words?
The same way most English speakers have no idea that more than half their language is derived from Latin or Greek.

[Anonymous No.]

>>45775575
Japanese people don't even know that the english words they use are english.

[Anonymous No.]

>>45786176
Like the word sofa, that wos borrowed from french word that is derived from arabic suffa

[Anonymous No.]

>>45775575
KEKKKKKKKKKK

[Anonymous No.]

>>45786176
I thought English is a Germanic language and not Romantic

[Anonymous No.]

>>45780708
And of course the famous one from Polka:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTQRFoS62nQ

[Anonymous No.]

>>45790959
While English is a West Germanic language in most aspects besides vocabulary, its vocabulary has been strongly influenced by the French-speaking Normans that conquered the Englishmen, and centuries of intellectuals and the church using Latin and Greek.

[Anonymous No.]

All they did was cooking though

[Anonymous No.]

>>45795601
You miss the threesome part with Jill

[Anonymous No.]

>>45775575
This was a pretty awesome collab. Maybe not the greatest ever but definitely one of the best. Very fun. Moona trolling Japanese with spicy food never gets old.

[Anonymous No.]

like peko collabs

[Anonymous No.]

>>45801510
women who love spicy food is the worst.
Like, imagine fucking a ketchup bottle.

[Anonymous No.]

>>45786176
>more than half their language is derived from Latin or Greek
This is why Anglish is the overly tongue