@@JayTorin As someone hailing from a Spanish speaking background, I can honestly say I am both unsurprised and utterly disgusted. 🤢 (Personally, I blame the education systems.)
@@TheJohnStone suede, any que word (quest, question etc.), and duet all come to mind. Also not like we went with any of the other ue pronunciations used in English
@@LaughingOrange I guess that’s true but i've never had 900 IQ before so I have no clue what goes on in her head But that's a very Sherlock-esk answer. As he didn't know the earth revolved around the sun
She only had one letter in the wrong place and then she just descended into 5 minutes of Japanese phonetic spelling madness, I'm amazed she made it back to the right answer, haha
In Brazilian Portuguese "pure" is a food term. Normally used to reference to mashed potatos. But it could be used to reference anything that has a similar consistency.
I can't believe I just spent 5 minutes watching a virtual girl watch another virtual girl's attempt to spell Puerto Rico multiple times for 4 and a half minutes. And every second was fcking worth it.
I love how Henya almost got it right at the beginning but then her Japanese Brain took over and then a struggle happened and her English Brain won the battle.
it's like that terrifying version of a truth serum where instead of revealing if you're lying, it makes everything you say the truth; it rewrites reality
This is very sweet. I love Henya's determination and Mousey's support here. Henya may have misspelled it like a billion times, but she didn't take "no" for an answer which I can respect. Here, Mousey's like some kind of motherly mentor. She genuinely believes that Henya will eventually find the correct spelling; never making fun of her in the process.
The thing about Puerto rican's is, we all love watching people attempting to spell something and getting it wrong, then popping off when they sucede Omg i just realized this was 8 months ago-
What Mouse is trying to say is that in Japanese the "U" vowel is often dropped when Romanizing it. For example the surname "Waltfeld" is Romanized as "WA-RU-TO-FE-RU-TO". Hence why Henya keeps moving the U and R around and why she adds L.
It's not like I'm complaining, but Mousey really be flexing her new model epic face expressions with how much I see her just suddenly get so close up in many clip lol
The funniest part about this is the japanese romanized spelling of Puerto Rico is two letters off from spelling in properly (プエルトリコ=pueruto riko) so all she really needed to do was spell it in katakana then romanize it to have a perfect place to start.
Honestly, working out how to spell Puerto Rico just from pronunciation (especially with you're mostly familiar with Japanese phonetics) is such a big brain move. Big ups to the bestest tea kettle!
For some reason, that reminded me of that village in Japan where they all decided to live exactly like in Sweden. It's called Sweden Hills (スウェーデンヒルズ, Suēden Hiruzu).
@@spk1121 I usually forget whether it's the t or the s at the end which is double (or if it's both or neither), but it is easier to remember when broken down by syllable.
@@Antifrost: Ah, gotcha. Funny how something so simple can trip you up, isn't it? I had the hardest time distinguishing between cavalry, the military term, and Calvary, where Christ was crucified, for far longer than I care to admit! 🤓
@@spk1121 not gonna lie before I read your comment I was about to down it Massachuesetts lol. It's just not a word you see everyday. If you're from there you have no excuse.
Up here in Wisconsin, we have all kinds of fun city names. I come from a town called Ashwaubenon; I remember moving there in 3rd grade and it definitely took me a couple months of trying before I could get the spelling right. (My favorite city name here is Oconomowoc).
I went to Namekagon when I was a kid and had a heck of a time saying the city name correctly. It basically always came out as Name-ka-gone lol. I'm even part Native American but it's only on my dad's side so I never grew up around other people of my tribe.. only my grandfather did a little. But, even then...they were still really integrated into the rest of the community. The most he did was go to a school with other native kids when he was a kid up until he was maybe a teenager.
The interesting thing here is she even had the Japanese name wrong. She thought it was プルエト(purueto) which was making her choose the pru spelling, but even the correct Japanese spelling is プエルト (pueruto) which is closer to the correct English spelling.
Henya's problem is that she's pretty accurate when she's just talking... But then she starts THINKING about it, and her brain is running in Japanese, and then it starts trying to use Japanese phonetics, which just do NOT work for this. Her own brain is working against her!
This reminds me of a time my buddy spent about as long trying to spell Gary Busey. Some highlights being Gary Bussy, Gary Busy, Gary Beanician, Garuly Bussieccy, and Gary Busney
Henya practically grew up in the states and has an American father. I know she quit English in order to more easily learn Japanese when she moved back to Japan with her mother after the divorce, but...how much of this is her character I wonder? Like Ironmouse has often stated, her vtuber persona/character is a bit different from her everyday personality.
This one I’m pretty sure is a bit. And of course her personality is different everyday, everyone’s personality is different in different social contexts, and they’re performers on top of the whole online/IRL thing.
i don't get why people get so fixated on the "REAL" personality. bruh they're performing a character, if it's entertaining leave it at that. it's like people trying to debunk how magicians do their magic tricks, who cares? at the end of the day people had fun in the stream and liked the bit. looking to deep at vtubers doing their thing is so sad. what for? just enjoy funny cute animu grill doing animu things.
She’s said she’s forgotten most of her English until she started her online career I believe. It would make sense that this is actually her trying to guess Puerto Rico’s name because it’s Spanish, and only loosely related to English.
Her putting an h there after the p shows she has good listening. English speakers use a breath after some consonants including the letter P. Remove that breath after the p as an English speaker and your Ps will sound more like Spanish or Indian forms of P where they don't have the breath afterwards.
not only is this video lovely, but youtube has helpfully provided a link to watch Mousie lose her mind to THE POWAH OF RED COPPAH!!! for like the 37th time because like her, that video cracks me up.
Henya is hilarious! Like, it's one thing to spell it wrong, it's totally another to come up with name after name after name... each one funnier than the last. I mean, c'mon, Phrhtto Rico?!?! I couldn't have come up with that in a million years! 😆
Reminds me of transcribing Korean without knowing the language, I just went for how the characters looked and got the rule of 2 and 3s of how they group into a single one. After some trial and error I got good at it 😅
Koreans are lucky in that they created a whole new character system from scratch relatively recently that fits their spoken language perfectly. English had entirely different script from Latin but the French got the printing press first and in order to save time and money... well eventually English was shoved into "Romanji" like a fat man in a child sized Halloween costume.
Mousie has more models than Picasso has names.
pterodactyl*
More models than ways to spell Puerto Rico
You mean Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Ruiz y Picasso?
@@BladesmossYTnow sing that in the tone of freesia
She has more models than mqny people have clothes
The irony here is that when Henya finally spells it correctly, the TTS voice pronounces it _INCORRECTLY._
Ah yes, like all good Americans I too say it *PORTO* Rico /s
@@JayTorin As someone hailing from a Spanish speaking background, I can honestly say I am both unsurprised and utterly disgusted. 🤢 (Personally, I blame the education systems.)
@@TheJohnStone suede, any que word (quest, question etc.), and duet all come to mind.
Also not like we went with any of the other ue pronunciations used in English
@@JayTorin I wouldn't be surprised if the Japanese pronunciation is "po-ru-to ri-ko" because of how we mispronounce it so much.
isn't the tts voice in english?
TWITCH USER: Spell it right or Ironmouse sad
IRONMOUSE: _No, Henya too beloved to make me sad_
Twitch user: why do I hear boss music?
Ironmouse: **Mohg Lord of Blood intensifies**
@@Outlaw7263 after watching the recent maxor video, i very much get your reference (if u were even referring that is)
@@NanduRNair"Hail Satan!"
I got to watch this live and as soon as they said that, I immediately knew Mousie would HATE them for it!
Yeah, we love the precious teakettle!
This is adorable like a mom watching her daughter spell😄
Omg you’re so right X3
bro...
That's kind of ironic.
That's so true lol!
This is so cute to watch
Remember guys, Henya is a genius she's just faking it
Genus-level intellect does not inherently grand knowledge. Spelling something requires knowledge of the word and/or the language of origin.
@@LaughingOrange I guess that’s true but i've never had 900 IQ before so I have no clue what goes on in her head
But that's a very Sherlock-esk answer. As he didn't know the earth revolved around the sun
i mean the correct answer is in chat
Faking the genius part or faking being dumb part
@@lionelk.y7233 Probably both, likely average.
This feels like the newest version of the "pregante" meme; suddenly no one knows how to spell Puerto Rico. 🤣
Pregananant?!
Perganant
Gregernart?😊
Greganante?
pragente
She only had one letter in the wrong place and then she just descended into 5 minutes of Japanese phonetic spelling madness, I'm amazed she made it back to the right answer, haha
she was trying to fit fricked up english grammar instead going for spanish xd
"Pure Toriko"
What a pure
toriko
Massofjewtits
Impure.
In Brazilian Portuguese "pure" is a food term. Normally used to reference to mashed potatos. But it could be used to reference anything that has a similar consistency.
@@guiteshima English got it from French pureé
99% pure
I can't believe I just spent 5 minutes watching a virtual girl watch another virtual girl's attempt to spell Puerto Rico multiple times for 4 and a half minutes.
And every second was fcking worth it.
I am more amazed you spent 5 minutes watching 4.5 minutes.
Wait, that was five minutes? Holy crap it is! I thought it was just one minute
@@Draffut2003 Maybe they watched some of it at 2x speed?
I love how Henya almost got it right at the beginning but then her Japanese Brain took over and then a struggle happened and her English Brain won the battle.
And it's in Spanish, no wonder she was having trouble
I can't believe Henya invented so many alternate spellings for Puerto Rico, such a genius
it's like that terrifying version of a truth serum where instead of revealing if you're lying, it makes everything you say the truth; it rewrites reality
I was sure she was gonna end up with Dominik Toretto
😂😂😂😂
Dom loves his family.
Mouse loves her famoly.
Coincidence? I think not.
"Dominic" is too far, but "Pure Toretto" is conceivable.
Dominic Mattero
She was so close the first time and then just started to doubt herself more and more and more ...
This has serious Inosuke's "Gonpachiro Kamaboko" energy
You just make my freaking day 😂😂😂😂
Soooo trueeee! 😂
this made me laugh so much ty good sir 🤣
As a Puerto Rican, this was extremely entertaining. And I have never cheered at my screen before bruh
Funny how we went from Connor using Ironmouse's voice on his soundboard to her using an AI TTS of his voice.
Come on man that's BUBIS voice, not the Monkes.
And here I thought it was the Stanley Parable narrator
Sounds nothing like him tho
@@thoribio5846Because it's him doing his vtuber voice.
Nah that’s not Conlor that!s Bubi’s voice! That’s a totally different person!
This is very sweet. I love Henya's determination and Mousey's support here. Henya may have misspelled it like a billion times, but she didn't take "no" for an answer which I can respect. Here, Mousey's like some kind of motherly mentor. She genuinely believes that Henya will eventually find the correct spelling; never making fun of her in the process.
It's really, REALLY heartwarming, seeing how much everyone else in VShojo absolutely ADORES Henya.
The thing about Puerto rican's is, we all love watching people attempting to spell something and getting it wrong, then popping off when they sucede
Omg i just realized this was 8 months ago-
What Mouse is trying to say is that in Japanese the "U" vowel is often dropped when Romanizing it. For example the surname "Waltfeld" is Romanized as "WA-RU-TO-FE-RU-TO". Hence why Henya keeps moving the U and R around and why she adds L.
and of course the reason she adds L is because R and L are the same in Japanese
Wouldn't the romazined version be WA RU TO FE RU DO since ど (do) exists?
The swirly eyes make it extra funny when she’s looking back and forth after every mistake 😂😂
Props to Henya for sheer persistence.
My brotherly instinct of wanting to help her but being unable to is messing with me
Mousie supporting Henya trying to learn how to spell a word in English is so cute
But it isn’t even a word in English. It is Spanish.
@@TheAHuman it's literally the English name for the island 🤦♂️
@@TheAHuman Loan words, my man.
@@TheAHuman Technically, it's not even a word in Spanish. It's two words.
@@TheAHuman Famously, anyone who lives in Louisiana knows French.
The TTS about knowing how to spell Puerto Rico 5 minutes ago but now I'm forgetting was 100% spot on.
It's not like I'm complaining, but Mousey really be flexing her new model epic face expressions with how much I see her just suddenly get so close up in many clip lol
So, this is how the girls from holoJP feel every time Gura tries to speak Japanese...huh, It makes me happy 😄
It's the pregnant meme all over again lol
Luigi board moment
Could I be
Gregnant
The funniest part about this is the japanese romanized spelling of Puerto Rico is two letters off from spelling in properly (プエルトリコ=pueruto riko) so all she really needed to do was spell it in katakana then romanize it to have a perfect place to start.
The level of distress and sadness henya's model gives is always hilarious
henya's stress at getting it wrong over and over it so precious
i feel sorry for Filian.. her country is very hard to spell
whats the country
@@aguto4987country deez
??? I thought it was Philippines (as the joke)?
@@nobafan7515Btw, why in english country is Philippines but people living there are Filipino?
English, decide which spelling of "f" sound you want.
@@Dread_2137I agree
Literal anime moment where a girl keep trying something and gets more flustered and desperate the more she fails. So cute 😅
This clip is pure toriko
This is so freaking adorable and wholesome
The duality of man 😢
i knew mouse was gonna love this 😂its so cute
Too funny! However also very adorable that she was trying so hard and not giving up , that was so cute!
Honestly, working out how to spell Puerto Rico just from pronunciation (especially with you're mostly familiar with Japanese phonetics) is such a big brain move. Big ups to the bestest tea kettle!
It's Bunny Irish all over again.
Haha, Mouse's supportive reaction to that one donation was so sweet! I love these two.
Henya: Puerto Rico!
Google: Prero Torico!
2:43 That there is part of a chant to get Cthulhu to visit PR, as if they don't have enough issues rn
I love how she misspells puerto rico and goes to speak perfect english
For some reason, that reminded me of that village in Japan where they all decided to live exactly like in Sweden.
It's called Sweden Hills (スウェーデンヒルズ, Suēden Hiruzu).
to be fair she can say "Puelto Lico" like the natives
Why dont say lico goofy
That's kinda cruel to us Puerto Ricans
This is... truly something that i can see
We say "Puelto" but not "Lico" that sounds super weird 😂
@@nurgio317 Japanese r and Spanish r are actually very close tbf
Henya is a world treasure and must be protected at all cost
Henya spelled it so many clever wrong ways that I forgot how to spell it for a second.
This was very funny watching her get close then further then getting it was the best thing ever
I was watching this live and I was laughing my head off the entire time, she's so adorable, so is mouse, I love them both so much😂😂😂😂😂
Awww Henya's so precious ❤
My favorite part is 0:37 where she says it pretty good, she knows the name, but she's miles off on the spelling.
I lived in Mass for four years and I don't know how to spell it either, hence why I said Mass instead of however it's actually spelled.
That's a bit surprising since unlike half of English, you can spell it out:
Mass-a-chu-setts = Massachusetts
@@spk1121 I usually forget whether it's the t or the s at the end which is double (or if it's both or neither), but it is easier to remember when broken down by syllable.
@@Antifrost: Ah, gotcha. Funny how something so simple can trip you up, isn't it? I had the hardest time distinguishing between cavalry, the military term, and Calvary, where Christ was crucified, for far longer than I care to admit! 🤓
@@spk1121 not gonna lie before I read your comment I was about to down it Massachuesetts lol. It's just not a word you see everyday. If you're from there you have no excuse.
Massachusetts meanwhile I live in Nebraska 😂
Behold, the genius that is Henya
As a Puerto Rican, it got better with each attempt. Chingada hijole 🤣
I love the dono that was just “to be fair it’s Spanish” like yeah no shit the Spanish country has a Spanish name.
So henya speaks almost perfect English but is still learning to spell in English i didn't know that thats so cute and funny
This is literally the cutest thing ever
Prosciutto Rico.
Bless
This is the pregantae meme all over again.😂
Up here in Wisconsin, we have all kinds of fun city names. I come from a town called Ashwaubenon; I remember moving there in 3rd grade and it definitely took me a couple months of trying before I could get the spelling right. (My favorite city name here is Oconomowoc).
I went to Namekagon when I was a kid and had a heck of a time saying the city name correctly. It basically always came out as Name-ka-gone lol.
I'm even part Native American but it's only on my dad's side so I never grew up around other people of my tribe.. only my grandfather did a little. But, even then...they were still really integrated into the rest of the community. The most he did was go to a school with other native kids when he was a kid up until he was maybe a teenager.
The interesting thing here is she even had the Japanese name wrong. She thought it was プルエト(purueto) which was making her choose the pru spelling, but even the correct Japanese spelling is プエルト (pueruto) which is closer to the correct English spelling.
That was hilarious, Henya too cute man.
Has the same vibe as a Luigi Board
5:06 - Well, **Massachusetts** is another one even *_*I*_* had trouble with at one point! 😂 (It's *_*WAY*_* longer!!!!)
Henya's problem is that she's pretty accurate when she's just talking... But then she starts THINKING about it, and her brain is running in Japanese, and then it starts trying to use Japanese phonetics, which just do NOT work for this.
Her own brain is working against her!
as a dyslexic person I'd just find it on a map and and copy/paste the spelling
Puerto Rico almost became Pure Tokyo
After i watched this my day at work is now complete and i am hapy for once.
Dislexia has enter the chat
She's really, really trying.
3:13
This (single t) is "rich black man" in portuguese.
As I've seen it, it spells P. U. E. R. T. O. R. I. C. O.
LOS PAISANOS DE ESE PAÍS PRONUNCIAN “PUELTO LICO”
This reminds me of a time my buddy spent about as long trying to spell Gary Busey. Some highlights being Gary Bussy, Gary Busy, Gary Beanician, Garuly Bussieccy, and Gary Busney
Henya practically grew up in the states and has an American father. I know she quit English in order to more easily learn Japanese when she moved back to Japan with her mother after the divorce, but...how much of this is her character I wonder? Like Ironmouse has often stated, her vtuber persona/character is a bit different from her everyday personality.
This one I’m pretty sure is a bit. And of course her personality is different everyday, everyone’s personality is different in different social contexts, and they’re performers on top of the whole online/IRL thing.
i don't get why people get so fixated on the "REAL" personality. bruh they're performing a character, if it's entertaining leave it at that. it's like people trying to debunk how magicians do their magic tricks, who cares? at the end of the day people had fun in the stream and liked the bit. looking to deep at vtubers doing their thing is so sad. what for? just enjoy funny cute animu grill doing animu things.
She’s said she’s forgotten most of her English until she started her online career I believe. It would make sense that this is actually her trying to guess Puerto Rico’s name because it’s Spanish, and only loosely related to English.
Tbf, she's been picking it back up like riding a bicycle.
But also, this is Spanish, poor kettle.
Puerto Rico isn't English tho
Am I pregant?
am u pregnat?
am I pargarent?
Girlfriend ain't had period since she got pregat?
For the ES people who read this... al menos no dijo Puto Rico KEKW
“Kettle-Pog-Will-Learn-To-Spell-Cuba-One-Day-Pog”
Sorri; My Mistake
I Meant Liberia
😂 she's so cute when she was trying to spell Puerto Rico
The port of Rico
As a member of pruhe thoriko i approve of this
Her putting an h there after the p shows she has good listening. English speakers use a breath after some consonants including the letter P. Remove that breath after the p as an English speaker and your Ps will sound more like Spanish or Indian forms of P where they don't have the breath afterwards.
this has pregananant energy LMAO
Prieto rico
not only is this video lovely, but youtube has helpfully provided a link to watch Mousie lose her mind to THE POWAH OF RED COPPAH!!! for like the 37th time because like her, that video cracks me up.
Puerto Rico!
That was incredible, especially since she got it at last! Henya is so dedicated and smart! That was really cute and funny. She deserved that victory.
"prieto rico" AYO xD
the fact that every guess was getting farther and farther away from the right one LMFAOOO
What gets me the most is the times she would get the second word right and then mess it up by combining it with the first word.
"who said that to her?" Exactly. She's too pure (toriko)
Henya is hilarious! Like, it's one thing to spell it wrong, it's totally another to come up with name after name after name... each one funnier than the last. I mean, c'mon, Phrhtto Rico?!?! I couldn't have come up with that in a million years! 😆
she was so close the first time then it descended into chaos
Reminds me of transcribing Korean without knowing the language, I just went for how the characters looked and got the rule of 2 and 3s of how they group into a single one.
After some trial and error I got good at it 😅
Koreans are lucky in that they created a whole new character system from scratch relatively recently that fits their spoken language perfectly. English had entirely different script from Latin but the French got the printing press first and in order to save time and money... well eventually English was shoved into "Romanji" like a fat man in a child sized Halloween costume.
I’ve never been prouder to be Puerto Rican
Ah yess burrito rico
It's okay, Conor told us Puerto Rico wasn't real anyway.
anybody else start clapping when she finally got it?
Puerto Rico , Boriquen ( Sounds Boryken)