Suisei Laughs At Miko For Not Knowing The Word "Onomatope"【Hololive】

[@OniMorter]

Its nice of Suisei to take Miko through beginner Japanese. I hope Miko enjoys learning a new language!

[@lqfr8813]

i thought chloe fans has it tough reading her handwritings, listening and translating miko's japanese seems also a challenge

[@itsDenZHQ]

Its just her handwritings are bad. They are pretty much can understand what shes saying.. but Mikochi on the other hand... Complete opposite. 😅😅

[@jheoz5078]

Elite is built different

[@baconsir1159]

Wasn’t expecting McDonalds at the end lol

[@josueveguilla9069]

Onomatope. 'Nuff said.

[@yodawgzgaming4416]

What adorable bickering

[@igxrruaof]

I really love how mikochi speaks, she sounds like a drunk angry baby

[@bigbakaboon]

Me: Isn't like...half the japanese language onomatopoeia? Also me: Ahh that's right miko can't speak JP

[@joelgray4403]

I'm loving it

[@DinnerForkTongue]

The fun these two have together transcends language. It's like Shishirone(?) or Astare. 😂

[@alhazred3718]

My favorites are zawazawa (unease) ざわざわ and gogogo (menacing) ゴゴゴ... Both are applicable to Suisei.

[@adamdapatsfan]

"35P has it rough." Hello, Oozora Police? I just witnessed a murder.

[@ValorPhoenix]

In case anyone is confused by Suisei, Onomatopoeia in English is a bit different from the Japanese equivalents. In English, it's sounds as words, like dog noises being woof or bark in EN, and wan or gao in JP. It also covers things like birds being named after their sounds, like the Cuckoo. Japanese can do things like ira ira, which in English would be like using 'angry angry' as a sound effect instead of a roar or growl.

[@Mikopi21]

What’s funny is that she even cover a song about onomatopeia. Lol 😅

[@FaizRoudh]

okay, you've said what i wanted to say🤝🤝

[@jcudejko]

What song? Thank you in advance!

[@FaizRoudh]

@@jcudejko kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWaaiZZ6qLqfbKM Song title is akari ga yatte kitazo. 90% of the lyrics are onomatopeia

[@Mikopi21]

@@jcudejko kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWaaiZZ6qLqfbKM here

[@yashsolanki6404]

@@jcudejko kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWaaiZZ6qLqfbKM this one

[@joshuawoodbridge6267]

*Damaray...*

[@joe9893]

CLASSIC ELITE MOMENT

[@crzyfdg]

sasuga HoloEN baby

[@Isaakmedextraa]

Omnomtomato

[@DaddySenpai35]

Micomet is the best 😂😂😂

[@hozumidegurechaff532]

parapapapa love ko to

[@Zaki_Arx]

she even sang the song! lol

[@Harkmagic]

Onomatopoeia is so deeply ingrained in Japanese language and culture that they didn't mention the most obvious one in the whole language, "doki doki."

[@kyuunn2410]

My english teacher be like: give me a song with onomatopoeia Me: *gives Po by Polka*

[@Binkusbigday]

I though they were referencing Jerma, for a second then i remembered that's just the McDonald's jingle.

[@pensmith]

Bara ba bah bah ~ I'm lov'n it ~ McDonalds~ Cute.

[@darkhime7005]

Lol and miko did a cover about onomatopoeia she probably didn't realized it since jp is not her main language

[@yacht-responce]

Japanese have quite few sounds, but if you pick two sounds then it becomes a new onomatopoiea.

[@wardana3403]

Miko used to cover songs about onomatopoeia, right?🤔

[@tadanossan4865]

she forgor

[@zhizn_snake]

Further proof that Miko doesn't speak Japanese and is still learning... 😂 The same girl Suisei laughs at for not knowing onomatope is the same one who saves her from being terrified by enderman... XD

[@riveroftigris7206]

As a person who live in Japan for a long time Actually this time Miko is not entirely weird for not knowing it Cuz some of Japanese don’t know it’s called “onomatope/オノマトペ” Which is quite surprising😂

[@runringlee8100]

Can "草草" be onomatopoeia? Can't you already hear the 'wara wara' or 'www' from it?

[@Mbv9Firehunter]

So what is onomatope again?

[@ahdandimas6577]

it's like a sfx in a form of words to describe something/situation. .. you know? like "boing boing", it describe something that is bouncy. . kinda like that

[@lilkhmer5]

bang, clang, boom, pow, zzt, crackle.

[@Harkmagic]

The definition of a word is the sound that it makes. Bang!

[@NostalgiaforInfinity]

All those words you see in the spiky speech bubbles in comics.