Most introverts have no problem to do the right thing. A lot of introverts even don't have a real problem with public speeches. Sometimes it's even easier to speak with complete strangers than with wellknown people. No strings attached and everything. I'm really getting tired of people, who put social awkwardness and anxiety in one bucket with just being introverted. It could be some kind of connection, but one thing doesn't mean by default the other one for sure.
@@sergeandou9853 yup, im introvert too that dont want to people but if i have no choice i can talk to normally i just prefer no to. yes helping people is no problem for me too
Y'all gotta remember being introverted doesn't mean you cant handle people it's just that you much more prefer being alone or with fewer groups of people
@@McC0n0r in my comment i’m assuming the passersby can speak the language. it’s the same thing when it happens in english. people will walk by because it doesn’t concern them
@@baizhu I'm sure that a vast majority would help in a situation like this (realizing that there's a language barrier problem and being able to solve it with their translation skills). You really believe that most people speaking Japanese and English would not help if they saw Japanese people having a problem and struggling to communicate with English speakers (or vice versa)? You can't be serious.
Similar thing happened to me, i saw a young couple and their 2 children, german tourists, having a communication issue on my spanish speaking country, and even tho i just baaarely managed to chain german words here and there, i approached them and offered what little help i could give. The way their expression light up when i offered help was so moving! We managed to solve the issue rather quickly, and they were so relieved they even offered to pay me. Of course i refused. I will always remember this moment, not on a "gee im so good" way, but the feeling of being able to help someone in their time of need is so fulfilli g!
@@ceresbane Thats like saying an EN watcher would know Japanese because they follow a JP holomem, and I definitely don't know Japanese lol. Translated clips do just fine.
I'm so glad Ina helped. People don't realise how little others actually help out with little things like that when they are able to, so I'm glad it was Inangelic was passing by and had the courage to step in
It is very in-character for Ina to somehow remember all the details of another person's struggle. To be fair, I'd remember everything about a person I helped if they were Ina situation like that.
She's so happy in Japan, meeting people and using her Japanese... she has family there too... she really should just move to Japan and stayed at A-chan's Holo House... imagine all the collab and fun she could have living in Japan.
I’ve done that a few times, one of the many perks of being fluent in two languages, and conversational in two other languages. You switch back and forth without even realizing, even your thoughts randomly and seamlessly switch languages throughout the day. The one rather bothersome problem though, is that when speaking one language the perfect word pops into your mind, but in the wrong language. Often you don’t know, or there doesn’t even exist a translation for that word in the language you’re trying to communicate in, so you just stand there in silence looking confused for a solid 15 seconds trying to search for the word, before inevitably giving up.
And that's why being multilingual is a cool skill to have, never know when you can be there to help someone in need, also opens up a whole other world of literature and entertainment to enjoy 😁👍
I speak dutch, german and french - the problem is most people that speak these languages are also reasonably fluent in english. Ill never have this ;'(
Most people know basic English here, but it's always nice to be able to help a lost tourist. Especially since I have a *much* lighter accent than nearly everyone.
I’ve had that with Spanish speaking folk with poor English, and seeing their faces light up when they realize that suddenly someone can even somewhat understand them is basically universal. Being in a foreign country armed with a non-English language can be spooky. Good Samaritans like Ina are almost always cherished.
We call this bilingual superpower. There is rarely use for it, but it's amazing when you can use it. Plus, when you say something wrong, you can always fall back on that fact that it's a different language and you tried your best
Something similar happened to me a old lady at a hospital was asking if their nurse was going to come today and the staff didnt know chinese so i told them in english (they offered to call her) then she proceeded to ask me to basically tell her neighbor to shut up at night he was incapable of doing so but like realistically how the fuck do i ask a old man to shut up…. (She pointed at the old man across the room and the person he was with asked what she wanted…. I had to explain but it felt wrong)
Anime helped me a lot in engaging with Japanese tourist in our country. Most of them raise an eyebrow when I say "Tasukutr", "Yamete", "Kimochi" though.
It’s practically one of those moments where you’re like *“I’ve been preparing for this moment of my entire life!”* and actually get to initiate it xD
0:24 she felt it in her soul XD
It’s good that Ina spoke up a lot sooner this time, compared to that one time in the salon.
She literally waited until the end of her salon session to bring out her nihongo jouzu, truly one of the Ancient ones' creations.
It's the secret weapon.
For someone who is introverted, she really made the big step of talking to a stranger let alone help them!
So proud of her! 💜
Most introverts have no problem to do the right thing. A lot of introverts even don't have a real problem with public speeches. Sometimes it's even easier to speak with complete strangers than with wellknown people. No strings attached and everything. I'm really getting tired of people, who put social awkwardness and anxiety in one bucket with just being introverted. It could be some kind of connection, but one thing doesn't mean by default the other one for sure.
@@sergeandou9853 yup, im introvert too that dont want to people but if i have no choice i can talk to normally i just prefer no to. yes helping people is no problem for me too
Introverted and shy is a different thing yea
Y'all gotta remember being introverted doesn't mean you cant handle people it's just that you much more prefer being alone or with fewer groups of people
Truly a feel good moment. I'm surprised an introvert like Ina helped in that situation. Kudos to her.
She has evolved
Tis the unsurmountable gap between the loner and the lonely.
this is why i love ina. she is so sweet. most people would just ignore it because it’s “not their business”
I think most people would ignore it because they don't understand one or more of the languages being spoken.
@@McC0n0r in my comment i’m assuming the passersby can speak the language. it’s the same thing when it happens in english. people will walk by because it doesn’t concern them
@@baizhu I'm sure that a vast majority would help in a situation like this (realizing that there's a language barrier problem and being able to solve it with their translation skills).
You really believe that most people speaking Japanese and English would not help if they saw Japanese people having a problem and struggling to communicate with English speakers (or vice versa)? You can't be serious.
@@baizhu most people wouldn't assume that far knowing your way of saying "most" kinda misunderstanding
Similar thing happened to me, i saw a young couple and their 2 children, german tourists, having a communication issue on my spanish speaking country, and even tho i just baaarely managed to chain german words here and there, i approached them and offered what little help i could give. The way their expression light up when i offered help was so moving! We managed to solve the issue rather quickly, and they were so relieved they even offered to pay me. Of course i refused. I will always remember this moment, not on a "gee im so good" way, but the feeling of being able to help someone in their time of need is so fulfilli g!
can always try english, just in case
Imagine if that person recognised Ina's voice. Imagine if they were a JP Takodachi. "My oshi helped me with English at the airport"
Pretty sure a JP tako would know english. It would be weird for an EN fan to not know any english at all.
@@ceresbane Haha yeah, imagine watching a JP hololive stream and barely knowing any Japanese. Couldn't be me.
@@ceresbaneyou say that as if fans of the JP talent know any Japanese. I don’t know Indonesian, but that hasn’t stopped me from watching them.
@@ceresbane Thats like saying an EN watcher would know Japanese because they follow a JP holomem, and I definitely don't know Japanese lol. Translated clips do just fine.
@@ceresbane i don't even know JP and my EN it's not really good but i still watch EN and JP lol🤣
Ina seems like a helping person imo
Ina: "The magical word for the japanese!"
Me, a spaniard intellectual: "The magical word for the spanish!!"
I can summon 2 nationalities with this one word?
@@bobmcguffin5706 one is for start a conversation. And the other one is for start hilariously a conversation lol! (it means "anus" or "ass")
Ina: I have been waiting for this tako moment!!!!!!!!!! 😎
Aqua: ateshi
Gura:A
Ina:Ano
I'm so glad Ina helped. People don't realise how little others actually help out with little things like that when they are able to, so I'm glad it was Inangelic was passing by and had the courage to step in
This one sparks joy. Love seeing people care for others.
This is why i like ina best amongs the EN members
The most helpful priestess
It is very in-character for Ina to somehow remember all the details of another person's struggle. To be fair, I'd remember everything about a person I helped if they were Ina situation like that.
woah such a good heart. It ease me to help others too.
So proud of this precious tako. She is such a sweet, kindhearted person. :D
Ina's heart is made of freaking diamond, man. Love this priestess.
God just seeing her smile brightens my day
Awww this is so sweet, glad to see she's able to help someone in need and finally she's able to use her nihongo jouzu. She's too powerful for us xD
Being able to speak another language is one thing, but willing to use that skill to help others in need is another.
having the confidence to use it is a big factor.
There is a big difference between online banter and actually helping someone in person.
Handle not retracting is a nightmare from experience
Ina is too good, kind, and pure for this world. We don't deserve her.
"for your aid we shall only loses your bags closer to your destination"
and Ina hit'em with her "Ano~"
She's so happy in Japan, meeting people and using her Japanese... she has family there too... she really should just move to Japan and stayed at A-chan's Holo House... imagine all the collab and fun she could have living in Japan.
That (lucky) person back in Japan watching this clip right now: "Now wait a GOSH DARN MINUTE!"
its very kind of her and brave since she herself an introvert so kudos to Ina
Oh so that's why she has those wings...
She's a "guardian angel".
When ina said the magical word "ano.." that guys expression brightened up thinking that "is she probably a priestess in disguise?"
I’ve done that a few times, one of the many perks of being fluent in two languages, and conversational in two other languages.
You switch back and forth without even realizing, even your thoughts randomly and seamlessly switch languages throughout the day. The one rather bothersome problem though, is that when speaking one language the perfect word pops into your mind, but in the wrong language. Often you don’t know, or there doesn’t even exist a translation for that word in the language you’re trying to communicate in, so you just stand there in silence looking confused for a solid 15 seconds trying to search for the word, before inevitably giving up.
somehow i imagine their response after the pristess say ano was they look at her and say 'wah'
And that's why being multilingual is a cool skill to have, never know when you can be there to help someone in need, also opens up a whole other world of literature and entertainment to enjoy 😁👍
Who wouldn’t brighten up if ina “ano…”’d them
Ina: the time has come and so have i
Never fear Ina is here :3
I speak dutch, german and french - the problem is most people that speak these languages are also reasonably fluent in english. Ill never have this ;'(
Happy moments like this
That us a destined moment right there
I need to prepare for when these times come
Priestess with the magic word "ano..."
That person has no idea that they were helped by an Eldritch priestess
The hero we need and we deserve
So proud of out priestess, she's such a good person.
Agent Ina reporting for duty!
So sweet!
Most people know basic English here, but it's always nice to be able to help a lost tourist. Especially since I have a *much* lighter accent than nearly everyone.
The suitcase thing literally happened to me on my last trip, so I'm going to buy a new one here on my second trip though.
I’ve had that with Spanish speaking folk with poor English, and seeing their faces light up when they realize that suddenly someone can even somewhat understand them is basically universal.
Being in a foreign country armed with a non-English language can be spooky. Good Samaritans like Ina are almost always cherished.
Imagine having trouble in an airport and Ina comes out of nowhere to save you
Ina is an Angel
what if that person was a takodachi....and he sees this.
I can't imagine myself going over to another country without someone who speaks the language there to help me
My hero
Man, that broken bag of her is way too relatable lol
We call this bilingual superpower. There is rarely use for it, but it's amazing when you can use it.
Plus, when you say something wrong, you can always fall back on that fact that it's a different language and you tried your best
I really hope this story gets animated in the near future!
she spot an english subtitle
Sounds like we need to start an Ina's bag fund
if i were ina in that situation i would be like. i miss the part where that's my problem and mind my own business mainly because of anxiety.
Ina: my job here is done 🦸
The magical word
Bag fund comes in
meanwhile Gura is talked down to and yelled at by staff smh airline workers are something else
i love her so much,
i was thinking, "is it ano???" and lo and behold, it was the answer
i experience such thing twice XD
Anou.... magical word =)))))
And they will namae their future daughters ninomae chan
What a lovely story
Ina cute.
cute ina being amazing off stream too.
Time. It’s tako time.
Sugoi Tako!!!
So which Wah is We Are Helpful?
Let Ina inspire you to find chances to help like her! 🤗
Good job Ina ❤👏
Sasuga priestess,hunting some new takodachi for her world domINAtion keikaku!!
I kinda surprised they didn't spam Superchat with "New Luggage Bag Funds" after heard Ina's bag was broken. AHAHAHAHAHA
Something similar happened to me a old lady at a hospital was asking if their nurse was going to come today and the staff didnt know chinese so i told them in english (they offered to call her) then she proceeded to ask me to basically tell her neighbor to shut up at night he was incapable of doing so but like realistically how the fuck do i ask a old man to shut up….
(She pointed at the old man across the room and the person he was with asked what she wanted…. I had to explain but it felt wrong)
Sasuga nihongo jouzu ina-kun
Anime helped me a lot in engaging with Japanese tourist in our country. Most of them raise an eyebrow when I say "Tasukutr", "Yamete", "Kimochi" though.
Grass.
Now that's what I call an ex rank skill.
Shes domINAting the world by helping one by one. I bet that JP guy will turn to takodachi anytime soon.
Solved one problem, caused another. Very EN of you Ina
My man forgot Google translate exist
That's no longer jouzu, that's nihonggo umai
Probably even Oishii lol
Wow Google translate exists..
who knows her in real life ?
How does she keep getting even better? 🥹
Man, having Ina as a friend must be amazing!
She's really a sweetheart. All the Takodachi's are proud 🥲
THAT SHOULDVE BEEN ME NOT HIMMM/OR HERRR
Good on Ina for the good deed, but would it really have been hard for the staff to just pull out their phone and open Google translate or DeepL?
Ano
EEEEEE
Oh... that does not sound that magical in spanish :V
I had crossbow in my room and i been waiting for apocalypse event to happens (i prefer walking death zombie apocalypse)
And this is related to the clip in......what way again?
@@reinaldofernandez i am waiting for a moment when i can say "man, i am glad i had this crossbow"
her ancestors would not be happy about this
fk all the ancestors