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heyo i was in some of your lessons back then and im fluent in japanese now, thanks for the headstart

Wow. Even looking at them from that far away can piss them off?

holy crap i had no idea someone translated this much mio you’re an angel :0

It's sad that the source video is not available anymore. Do you know what happened?

Dude i fucking love endermen.

Loved it when Mio was closing her eyes and then stealing the toilet paper. It just seemed perfect

Enderman's weak point is water, Towa.

Subaru: ugh is that goose better yeet it ou- WTH IS THAT CURSED THING

When she says What’s That! She says WHERE’S TSUNAMI!

1:35 ... 😅

Well that was a SCP 096 moment...spooky

"Haatons will breed and come to live again" E-kun 2021

Bruh, from her perspective, it really is a horror game, especially when opening that door😂

There are parts I may did not get but i really appreacitte all the hard work I learned a lot while watching these streams. Need to look back at everything learned

thank you

Scary thing is, birds really are this smart.

This is awesome, thanks.

dude, you're amazing

congrats on getting new patron~ tho he/she was not listed yet like me before xD thanks for the stream~ a bit sad could not catch up the live stream and practice VC in discord on time😢 i was busy in past few weeks, will watch the latest archive tomorrow xD good night お疲れ様でした～

Towa : Nani?! Enderman : Omae wa mou shindeiru

This is why you never go out without armor.

Thank you for this translation series!

27:17 start 42:06 politeness honorifics

7:58 T-pose to assert dominance

GIVE DEEP VOICED TOWA BACK

just finish the stream 32 mins b4 the sat stream, at 2:50:52 and counting (might leave it at the background till the end). learning counters sounds crazy but it actually tame since some counters (mostly time) was studied back then (2 yrs ago, when my organization hires a jp instructor to give us ~3 month jp lesson (also per week basis but its more lessons without review ones). kinda refreshing from learning it once again. thanks for recommending the site for learning counters, i might refer to it some later time if it procs once again since i kinda grasp the way to use dates in jp, ill use it as a title for every class notes from now on. once again, thanks for the lesson!!! ありがとうございました

got to this point atm (still doing kanji vocab in between this vod streams since im doing it on the middle of my online class) congrats on getting another superchat once again, tho i agree that yt gets 30% part of the supper chat. (tho it kinda nonexistent to vtubers since simping is real, the 30% revenue is not a big deal for them, maybe the merchandise is part of it). thanks for vod stream man, looking forward to the ~6hr vod archive of this lesson part 2 (tho i just make it x1.5 speed). ill try to save some money and be a 1 month member on the patreon as a thank you for your lessons. (i mostly spend my money for games like hi3 [monthly card user btw]).

so those who are confused about は vs が. i tried to find an oversimplified explanation about it since は vs が is kinda complicated for any of us beginners. here i found this vid: (just put youtube dot com slash) watch?v=FknmUij6ZIk which explains the difference between them very well. from what i understand, the difference is how the particle emphasize the focus in the sentence. X は Y です。 the focus of は particle is Y, it shows what the speaker wants to tell about X X が Y です。 the focus of が particle is X, the speaker emphasize what X is (which is the Y). for instance, (ill follow some examples from that vid and change a lil bit): これはパソコンです。 this is *a computer*. the speaker tells the listener that what he/she is pointing at IS a computer. これがパソコンです。 *this* is a computer. the speaker emphasize to the listener that a computer IS what he/she is pointing at. there are numerous difference between は and が in terms of the implications of a conversation. highly recommend to check it out if you want to dig deeper. what Ek-えーくん did is an like an overview so that we, the beginners, would actually prepare ourselves for its implication and how it changes the context in a real conversation. hope this helps you all

i finished up until the quiz question 2 and im just listening to the rest while typing this. i thought continuing the last vod archive after long *** time coming back from another vod archive will be ok, welp i was wrong however, the more time consumed, most of what i remember when i was on this stream just pops up and just went x1.5 speed since its kinda effective for me. the quiz was actually easy since i was able to do it at my own pace (despite skipping the vocab training cuz the fundamentals of the lesson), it was a breeze that i was able to transform verb to past tense form or te-forms very easily due to trial and error. tho i kinda mixed the present and future part (was not really confused but i swap the future title and present title) and missing 待ちました「まちました」under past title. one thing tho, on that same question, you forgot 聞いている under future title (you said you didn't put into the question but it did, when you check at 2:45:33, number 4 on the left side) other than that, it was a fun vod archive, thanks to the comment of unitygaming, i was able to understand て vs てから. maybe i'll also share my simple research on previous stream about は vs が after ive finished watching this vod. ありがとうございます！ Edit: adjusted some text cause it sounds wrong in context

Subaru: could this be one of my people?

as i watch this stream after tons of things to finish before this, and first thing that i am going to ask: did you know that your streams are populated by more than 6 ads as am watching it (still counting cuz its just the first 10 mins of the archived stream), did watching the ads kinda adds as a support to this channel tho since they did say that ads is the one of the ways to support content creators in yt. other than that, i could only hope i can make it past the next two lessons since its only a few weeks away before i go back to busy college student days.