Laplus LOVES English... But Changing Her Game Language To It Was A Disaster

[@Yenrei]

When you realize the gap between your reading and listening skill levels 😂😭

[@ZenlossSurvivor]

Ah, just like me when I change my game language to Japanese 😊

[@jojosworlds1208]

I changed Steam accidentally and needed Google lenses to change it back. Different characters are so much harder to understand than your native ones.

[@gossamera4665]

Purapura Akonikoakoniko Learning so much Japanese you don't even.

[@ggg444ggg]

Welcome back!

[@-Raylight]

Purepura two fight! The worst part of changing game language... You won't be able to change back that easily xD

[@mx.marshall4538]

Me changing my dsi to spanish when I was a kid LEMAO

[@MiappLikesBread]

I need more clips of laplus (and others) talking with random in vc

[@Neon_Neon]

I watch so many jp vtubers that youtube switches to japanese whenever I log in on like a new device or something. Changing back to english is a small adventure every time.

[@yodawgzgaming4416]

Laplus has done the impossible with her Engrish She's made Valorant actually watchable

[@Rajin90]

Pure, Pure-paraato! Tsuyoku nanka nai kedo. Pure, Pure-pareedo! Itsuka kimi wo tsukamaeru.

[@ASTER15K]

CUTE lapzaku

[@k-CapoXXIV]

Great to see you back on the game again! ^^

[@saber_xyt]

Man I Love Laplus

[@velveteensallet949]

MILL

[@021chan]

Same

[@maroXUprising]

⁠​⁠@@velveteensallet949MILL.K 😭😭😭

[@MrKinglydude]

2:59...

[@kuronekogamer2065]

Good thing she chose a game that is very easy to play in any language.

[@shiki333]

next time speak in spanish laplus.and you'll experience some magic.

[@RockhardConstructionPebble]

POV: you pirated a game and the language was in Russian

[@gotenks1114]

I once downloaded an anime and it turned out to be in Italian with Italian subtitles lol

[@shiki333]

@@gotenks1114 downloaded a movie, it was in chinese with japanese or korean subs, thankyou very much.

[@RovinTan]

You get more head shots in Chinese because the game is made in China.

[@Max1996YT]

Anyone noticed Laplus' username, if the killfeed is any indication?

[@IAmNonCreative]

Oh no, did she use vc on English speaking servers? Did she have fun?

[@vierv3798]

Laplus should be playing with ID girls because they usualy open the voice for public and they fine with it like kobo

[@GoodOleDFT]

Playing a game without understanding a lick of English is peak childhood nostalgia for me 😌 Games taught me almost all the English I know lmao - Chinese - Korean - English What's next for our Darknesss? Bahasa? Russian? Español? Português? Afrikaans? Français?

[@nikhils3060]

shes so cute

[@021chan]

Laplus so cute and funny

[@xKazeshi98x]

ngl, she probably could read italian better than english... hecc, I doubt she'd be able to read any russian, no? unless... my tsunogaki knows some russian? :0

[@NicoDoesLP]

Most likely not, I think the only person who knows any Russian at all is Botan and she only knows some fps callouts

[@ZorathCursed]

She would only be able to misread it for the most part (Р=R, Н=N, В=V, etc.). After all, it's rooted in Greek and not Latin (like virtually all other western languages), plus some purely slavic letters like Я (no, it isn't actually a reversed R, it's a simplified Ѧ).

[@dinosaurusrex1482]

​@ZorathCursed that is a terrible way to simply that letter

[@sinner5452]

Its not like you have to read much in a game you spend hundreds of hours tho. I played LoL in japanese for a year and it actually kinda help me read kanji more than anything else :D Reading russian itself is pretty simple, and gaming slang consist mostly of english words typed in russian and curses. So to get basic idea you have to only know what sounds letters produce (and russian is extremly easy on that department, half of letter sounds just like they do in english, and every one have pretty much only one pronouncation) and couple of curse words.

[@Cidriel]

tbh the constantly moving and shifting letters on the subtitles are super distracting

[@DBT1007]

'yabai" is not "shet". it's harmless. yaba is more like.. "oh no" "dang" or stuff like that

[@yuhuiTL]

I mean, in this case I use "oh shit" to portray a more intense emotion than "oh no" if she said it casually, I'd translate it as "oh no" but in this case she screamed it, so I translated it like that. I'd say it's pretty harmless it's just a way to emphasize emotion to a word and not to "curse" someone or anything like that

[@Khazar321]

I will never understand people who aren’t at least bilingual. What a restrictive and isolated life.

[@johnbaxton1872]

So you mean you'll never understand Americans

[@shiggy7612]

Hey not all Americans are like that even though am Hispanic I still live most of my life in America but I still learn Spanish and English try learn Japanese atm but it a little hard.

[@naokurogami]

Not all people have the time to learn nor money to enter a good school that teaches them a second language. At least in a 3rd world country.

[@Serious_Kano]

​@@johnbaxton1872*White Americans

[@Metaknight180]

I had French classes up until Grade 10. But I was literally the only guy in that class which made socially-inept me awkward as fuck, so I didn't continue after that. I want to say I got to the point I could read French to a degree (probably because so many words are similar to English), but spoken French would still be gibberish. Took some German for a term in middle school too, but the teacher sucked at teaching it so I retained nothing. It was all crossword puzzles and no substance. I do wish I could learn Japanese, and I feel like I've watched enough anime and other JP content that I'd be able to grasp it rather quickly, but I don't think I'll ever be able to focus and commit unless I break my gacha addiction somehow. Like, I can pick out individual words from spoken Japanese now and can pretty much see how they're spelled in romaji in my head, so about all I'd need is to actually learn the definitions of more words and I could piece together the gist of what's being said. Written Japanese (Kanji, Hiragana, Katakana, etc.) looks incredibly daunting, though. No idea how I'd wrap my head around a whole new set of characters.