The moment the stress releases cuz u can just speak normally to someone instead of struggling with trying to desperately remember the words u want in their language.
I have the opposite, because every time I come across Filipinos they try to speak Tagalog, but I can't speak it because I didn't grow up in Philippines.
@@jameswalker6326 As a Filipino who was born as raised in the states, this is so fucking relatable. Despite me being a Filipino I can't for the life of me speak a cohesive sentence in Tagalog without looking like an idiot.
Ina not telling the hairstylist about how she could speak Japanese was actually pretty smart. It wasn't her intention, but it worked well for her introverted personality
@@snatcher8517 I'm the same way with Spanish as a cashier. Anytime I tell a person that mainly only knows Spanish that I can speak it, without fail the conversation goes to "how'd you learn it -> where are you from -> are your parents from Mexico? where?" which, as an extremely introverted person and a cashier trying to ring people out, isn't the greatest situation to willingly put yourself in.
@@InnocentC0 he probably meant that using 'smart' in that sentence would be incorrect use of the word, regardless what you meant by the sentence, but it's not that big of a deal since it's understandable so it's fine
I hope she does. I met a german lady at my gun shop once, she struggling to find english words to explain her predicament with being new to firearms. But I would catch her muttering German curses under her breath while trying to think, so I told her she could just speak German, that I understood and could speak it as well, this woman literally broke down in tears on the spot cuz she had been struggling for days trying to explain her issue in other stores. Just having someone be able to understand u in ur own tongue while ur still adjusting to a new place and language is a huge deal.
@@YawnMK1 haha no, she was a recent immigrant that due to low funds from not quite having a job lined up yet when she moved, was living in a rough part of town. So at the cost of my next paycheck (tho she doesn’t know that part), we got her setup with something reliable but still manageable for someone who’s new to shooting. Also got her a class with a friend that’s former Bundeswehr, so he can give her lessons without her struggling.
Man I love doing that to people. Being able to speak 4 languages, I love just messing with people. Not in like a mean way, but it's like fun seeing them scramble to speak another language. For example, I went to a healthcare store and there was a Chinese girl at the counter. I don't look Chinese, so I went up to her and started speaking Malay (I live in Malaysia). And she was scrambling so hard to look for Malay words to help me find what I want and it was very cute. After I got everything I paid at the counter, and out of nowhere I thanked her and told her like "If I need anything I'll come back here" in fluent Chinese and her face lit up. She's adorable. Y'know maybe I should ask her out sometimes, she's like super cute. But yeah, it's fun messing with people.
I love the reaction the hairdresser had when she was told by Ina that she could also speak & understand Japanese too. Even more funny was how she just immediately brightened up & started even pushing products in a non-invasive manner. Goes to show Ina has this wholesome and heartwarming aura when streaming and irl too. 😆😅
If your mother tongue is a less common language where you are. Then it's really exciting to meet somebody who have went thru the trouble of learning it.
True. Learning a language like Japanese as an American is much more impressive than a lot of others since we're far less likely to ever need to know it than languages like Spanish, plus, East Asian languages take about twice as much time to learn as European languages. Takes a lot more dedication, which most Americans lack when it comes to learning foreign languages.
@@p1ngu_ 日本語を話せます = にほんごをはなせます = Nihongo wo Hanasemasu = can speak Japanese 時間を割いてくれてありがとう = じかんをさいてくれてありがとう = jikan wo saite kurete arigatou = thanks for giving me your time
There this one time in Korea me and my friends are walking down a alleyway, there this small stall selling grill food and we was like why not take a break and buy some food, after some confusing pointing she suddenly speak in Chinese curse word, we was like wait you speak Chinese? Then we all started laughing and started speaking Chinese too her say that if you told us we can avoid all this trouble That was A good time
Finally!!! Ina Mochimiko-tentei version!!! She is so cute. Our Tako Priestess reach peak of adorable in Mochimiko-tentei's hand!! Thank you for cute Ina art!! (Btw hair dresser, that's not ear. Those are flaps)
Introvert Ina got more than she had bargained for when saying that she speak japanese. xD Relatable... There are many times I want to say stuff or actually talk to people, but getting over that first little step of initiation is always so awkward. lol xD
Breaking borders in communication can be one the greatest things Hololive has done. So many strong fans of the community from around the world has dived into multiple languages to try and communicate with others... I feel like Ina wouldn't be so flexible with Japanese if it wasn't for her being in Hololive. I dunno why, but I'm just super happy about this simple positive outcome Hololive has brought to the world.
Honestly imagine the hairdressers day, working in a foreign nation that doesn’t speak your native language, and one of your clients come in, listens to your broken English, and suddenly tells you that they can understand your native language
@@ScyBlade Yup. It's awesome here, living next to the Priestess. Who knows when you'll walk around and suddenly hear a WAH in the distance... Except, of course, Ina never leaves her house lol. Absolutely no chance of bumping into her, especially now during the rainy season, lol
@@TheGreatAtario If she lived in Japan, why would the barber just randomly decide to speak English and suddenly speak Japanese after learning Ina also spoke Japanese
Hearing Ina's story reminds of the time when I went there before the coof. Japanese people are really nice, but they can chat up a storm once they know you can speak their language. Though some did gave me weird looks during times when I couldn't formulate proper sentences to reply with, but that only happened like twice.
It’s awesome how immediate people will lower their guard and be more at ease when you speak in their native tongue. It’s one of the greatest pleasures you can experience by learning another language. People will naturally gravitate to you way easier.
When Ina talk about it, i just think it was a cute story. But, when Mochimiko animating the hairdresser while Ina talk about it, not only i think her story is cute, but the hairdresser is cute too.
Something similar to happened when i went to japan years ago I went to a maid cafe in akiba And the girl attending me had one of the most broken english i had even heard So i told her that i could speak japanese and the sigh of relief and smile she made is one of the cutest things i have ever seen irl
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The moment the stress releases cuz u can just speak normally to someone instead of struggling with trying to desperately remember the words u want in their language.
I have the opposite, because every time I come across Filipinos they try to speak Tagalog, but I can't speak it because I didn't grow up in Philippines.
@@h3rpad3rpacifilis Maybe they can't speak english lol
@@h3rpad3rpacifilis Yah hahahah they will add a couple of english here and there but still incomprehensible
@@h3rpad3rpacifilis don't worry dude just end your every sentence with "tang ina" and you'll be just fine
@@jameswalker6326 As a Filipino who was born as raised in the states, this is so fucking relatable. Despite me being a Filipino I can't for the life of me speak a cohesive sentence in Tagalog without looking like an idiot.
Ina not telling the hairstylist about how she could speak Japanese was actually pretty smart. It wasn't her intention, but it worked well for her introverted personality
Why? If understandable then I get it, but why smart?
@@snatcher8517 so you don't have to talk to others. Introverts tend to not want to communicate with others.
i mean the "stylish"-er? is such a talkactive person
so it worked the favor for her lol
@@snatcher8517 I'm the same way with Spanish as a cashier. Anytime I tell a person that mainly only knows Spanish that I can speak it, without fail the conversation goes to "how'd you learn it -> where are you from -> are your parents from Mexico? where?" which, as an extremely introverted person and a cashier trying to ring people out, isn't the greatest situation to willingly put yourself in.
@@InnocentC0 he probably meant that using 'smart' in that sentence would be incorrect use of the word, regardless what you meant by the sentence, but it's not that big of a deal since it's understandable so it's fine
Paying at counter
Ina: "Arigathanks"
Coco:"WHO AWAKEN THE ANCIENT ONE!"
The Ancient One did
Kson appears in the doorway in full Yakuza attire.
The ancient one awoken the ancient one
*BOSS MUSIC PLAYS*
I legit heard Coco's voice in my head saying that XD
Ina might never truly grasp how much she made that girl's day better.
I hope she does. I met a german lady at my gun shop once, she struggling to find english words to explain her predicament with being new to firearms. But I would catch her muttering German curses under her breath while trying to think, so I told her she could just speak German, that I understood and could speak it as well, this woman literally broke down in tears on the spot cuz she had been struggling for days trying to explain her issue in other stores. Just having someone be able to understand u in ur own tongue while ur still adjusting to a new place and language is a huge deal.
@@nikik5567 was she trying to invade someplace in the wrong season? Hope you were able to help!
@@nikik5567 That's awesome, was you able to help her out?
@@YawnMK1 haha no, she was a recent immigrant that due to low funds from not quite having a job lined up yet when she moved, was living in a rough part of town. So at the cost of my next paycheck (tho she doesn’t know that part), we got her setup with something reliable but still manageable for someone who’s new to shooting. Also got her a class with a friend that’s former Bundeswehr, so he can give her lessons without her struggling.
@@nikik5567 ok i read until at my and was like that's wholesome snd then saw the "gun" and started laughing like a maniac
Ina: *reveals she knows Japanese.
Hairdresser: *"Awaken my masters."*
*AYE YA YEAY YEAY YEAY*
OMG IS THIS A FUC**NG JOJO REFERENCE???????
whomst has awakened the enemy stand users
WHO HAS SUMMONED THE JOJO REFERENCE
I like how lowkey the lady starts upselling stuff for ina once they get more comfortable with each other.
Here we go again
It's technically our money, so we are the one who got scammed !
@@mtn66amassuonoobpawa35 Wont call it a scam, as long as its not overpriced. And you can just say no. It's more like an advertisement.
@@faisfaizal5194 True
@@faisfaizal5194 I just lack of vocabulary on the subjet, didn't know how to form it, but you got the idea
Ina’s too cute. Being able to bridge a language gap & start a conversation is the one of the best feelings ever
I agree, the smile that appears on a person's face when you can understand his or her native language is so wholesome. 😊
Man I love doing that to people. Being able to speak 4 languages, I love just messing with people. Not in like a mean way, but it's like fun seeing them scramble to speak another language. For example, I went to a healthcare store and there was a Chinese girl at the counter. I don't look Chinese, so I went up to her and started speaking Malay (I live in Malaysia). And she was scrambling so hard to look for Malay words to help me find what I want and it was very cute. After I got everything I paid at the counter, and out of nowhere I thanked her and told her like "If I need anything I'll come back here" in fluent Chinese and her face lit up. She's adorable. Y'know maybe I should ask her out sometimes, she's like super cute. But yeah, it's fun messing with people.
Ina is already precious, and your animation just makes her more adorable, thank you!
I love the reaction the hairdresser had when she was told by Ina that she could also speak & understand Japanese too.
Even more funny was how she just immediately brightened up & started even pushing products in a non-invasive manner.
Goes to show Ina has this wholesome and heartwarming aura when streaming and irl too. 😆😅
YOU HAIR BAD. YOU BUY STUFF.
If your mother tongue is a less common language where you are. Then it's really exciting to meet somebody who have went thru the trouble of learning it.
True. Learning a language like Japanese as an American is much more impressive than a lot of others since we're far less likely to ever need to know it than languages like Spanish, plus, East Asian languages take about twice as much time to learn as European languages. Takes a lot more dedication, which most Americans lack when it comes to learning foreign languages.
"some parts of your hear is damaged, and they're a little squishy and jelly like"
Hairdresser: Werucome... Itsu.. naisu tu meet yu, miss...
Ina: 私は日本語を話せます、奥様。
Hairdresser: 本当！？ああ、今日は時間を割いてくれてありがとう。
if there's Nihonggo jozou , it's probably real.
may i ask how to pronounce the kanji beside the を
@@p1ngu_
日本語を話せます = にほんごをはなせます = Nihongo wo Hanasemasu = can speak Japanese
時間を割いてくれてありがとう = じかんをさいてくれてありがとう = jikan wo saite kurete arigatou = thanks for giving me your time
Wait a minute , I saw an engie at ultraman decker
oh i see i see thank you everyone! ありがとうございます皆さん!!!
"I should've told her earlier" is so relatable
There this one time in Korea me and my friends are walking down a alleyway, there this small stall selling grill food and we was like why not take a break and buy some food, after some confusing pointing she suddenly speak in Chinese curse word, we was like wait you speak Chinese? Then we all started laughing and started speaking Chinese too her say that if you told us we can avoid all this trouble
That was A good time
There are many Chinese-Koreans (“Josunjok”) in Inchon that you could easily get by not speaking Korean at all
Finally!!! Ina Mochimiko-tentei version!!! She is so cute. Our Tako Priestess reach peak of adorable in Mochimiko-tentei's hand!! Thank you for cute Ina art!!
(Btw hair dresser, that's not ear. Those are flaps)
If he has her do his signature pouty face we will surely perish.
Yeah, they’re used to create more lift during landing
Ina hair it's worth touching but the consequences it's inevitable, great animation lad.
Introvert Ina got more than she had bargained for when saying that she speak japanese. xD
Relatable... There are many times I want to say stuff or actually talk to people, but getting over that first little step of initiation is always so awkward. lol xD
Breaking borders in communication can be one the greatest things Hololive has done. So many strong fans of the community from around the world has dived into multiple languages to try and communicate with others...
I feel like Ina wouldn't be so flexible with Japanese if it wasn't for her being in Hololive. I dunno why, but I'm just super happy about this simple positive outcome Hololive has brought to the world.
i will use "I wakaru" for the rest of my life because it looks funny
Yes! I Wakaru !
You wakaru, I wakaru, we all wakaru
Wagahai Understand
with ina this would be wah
karu :3
Goddamnit...
*The only being in existence to touch Ina's hair...*
I bow down to you
Ina's the sweetest. 11/10 best Vtuber :3
I just can't have enough of those animations lol. The story itself is already cute enough, but the animation makes it yet so much better 💙
that's sooo cuute
Honestly imagine the hairdressers day, working in a foreign nation that doesn’t speak your native language, and one of your clients come in, listens to your broken English, and suddenly tells you that they can understand your native language
…I thought Ina lives in Japan
@@TheGreatAtario I though Ina lives in Canada. Calli and IRyS live in Japan.
@@ScyBlade Yup. It's awesome here, living next to the Priestess. Who knows when you'll walk around and suddenly hear a WAH in the distance...
Except, of course, Ina never leaves her house lol. Absolutely no chance of bumping into her, especially now during the rainy season, lol
@@TheGreatAtario
If she lived in Japan, why would the barber just randomly decide to speak English and suddenly speak Japanese after learning Ina also spoke Japanese
@@wilianrodrigues5280 Because they try to speak English to foreigners in Japan
Japanese people in Japan: >Assume Ina can't speak Japanese
Foreigners in Japan: >Assume Ina can't speak English
Ina-rashi desunee
The cuteness of the story matched very well with the cuteness of the art :D
Just wanted to say: Bless you for these really well made animations. Love your style!
at 1:03 I imagined Ina to ask the question in japanese and the hairdresser gets excited and speaks fluent english haha
Ina is cute shy and mischievous. I really enjoy watching her sessions.
I can't take the overload cuteness
Ah I remember this stream. Ina story telling is so comfy as hell :v I miss ina.
Ina was like, "Damaged? No, that's just my squishy hair."
Ina making everyone's happy nonchalantly is my daily inability
Ina..
She's adorable as heck. Must protecc
A new Takodachi was born that day... they just don't know it yet.
This channel is underrated.
Ina's streams are so chill =)
I fully get that feeling. Work in tourism, and when I speak to tourists in their native language, their face just brightens up. It's night and day.
The clip was already quite cute. The artstyle enhanced the cuteness even more. My heart.
Imagine if the hairdresser actually watched this video and realized “hang on THAT’S ME-“
Poor hairdresser pulling a charlie "woooooooh! That's what I've been waiting for!" As soon as Ina speaks japanese
Oh will you look at that, even in real life Ina's positive glow wakarus no bounds
Hearing Ina's story reminds of the time when I went there before the coof. Japanese people are really nice, but they can chat up a storm once they know you can speak their language. Though some did gave me weird looks during times when I couldn't formulate proper sentences to reply with, but that only happened like twice.
"for couple hours I was there"
bruh.
Wholesome award
hairdresser chan must become part of next gen
HOURS!? those tentacles must be a pain to groom
"So I was getting my hair done for a couple hours."
*Masculinely grunts in confusion*
That moment when the hairstylist realizes she was Ina if she ever watches this video... wonder how she would react
Ina just makes everyone's day better
First half thought that is wholesome... but watched the end, seems like she's happy because she finally can advertise their products
I think Ina just naturally makes people around her happier.
It's a theory.
This art is sooooooo cute!!!
That lady must’ve been so happy lol
I've been waiting for this story to be animated.
Arigatou!
Aww
"I wakaru" the cutest thing I ever heard
Ah yes the worst introvert's nightmare, chatty hairdresser. But not for Ina! xD
Aww what a kind hairdresser!
*"I wakaru"* We wakaru too!! Cutee!! 🤣
It’s awesome how immediate people will lower their guard and be more at ease when you speak in their native tongue. It’s one of the greatest pleasures you can experience by learning another language. People will naturally gravitate to you way easier.
Thank you for animating. I love your channel!
I wanna tell ina that all hairdressers in the world is a chatting monster. I SERIOUSLY NEVER MET ONE THAT ISN’T!
At least the hairdressed tried 😂, God bless them.
That was such a cute story so good😊
"I WAHkaru"
The legend never stops.
This is just wholesome just what i needed right now thanks to both the artist and Ina.
When Ina talk about it, i just think it was a cute story.
But, when Mochimiko animating the hairdresser while Ina talk about it, not only i think her story is cute, but the hairdresser is cute too.
you made the hairdresser look so cute
I just love Ina so much
love ina's japanese fluent speaking and the hairdresser was impressed. ラブイナの流暢な日本語と美容師さんは感動しました。
went from
Stress-100
to
stress-none
2 hours at the hair dresser? What are you gals doing in there? You walk out with almost as much hair as you went in with! ^^
Hair _dresser_ , not hair _cutter_
@@WatcherofMUGEN b-but what are they doing?
@@Pebble_Collector Naturally, dressing their hair up in tiny dresses and the like.
@@WatcherofMUGEN i see that Senti pfp…
Yatta!
Ladies do that sometimes, yeah they do spend more time dressing their hair.
"I Wakaru" 10/10
Ina: maybe I should tell the it’s fine to speak Japanese
“Sees how cute the hairdresser is at English”
Ina: I wait later
I WAKARU
* New phrase unlocked*
that's so cute wtf
Nihon speak daijobu, I wakaru
nihongo jouzo
subbed, this shit is adorable, thank you
Probably her favorite customer now.
Also, hairdresser-san now knows her secret identity!
The day has come for Ina to get an animation!! Thank you!
Something similar to happened when i went to japan years ago
I went to a maid cafe in akiba
And the girl attending me had one of the most broken english i had even heard
So i told her that i could speak japanese and the sigh of relief and smile she made is one of the cutest things i have ever seen irl
Ina: "I wakaru"
"Couple hours"
jesus it takes me like 15-20 minutes from the moment I walk in to get my hair done.
"At the hair dressers for about two hours" What the hell do you do at such a place for two hours?
Just girls and women thing.☕
You get your hair dressed?
There are 4-5 hours one, you will never understand
You forget Ladies do their longer because they need to lots of stuff.
I used to wait for my mom for like 2-4 hours at a hair salon as a kid lol they do some hair heating/baking and shits idk about there
I have seen this video without animation for like 2-3 months ago but good work on the animation
Don't tell her that during the style, she'll never stop
I knew Ina has a lot of hair, but I'm surprised it took multiple hours to cut!
Reminds me of this guy who goes around countries speaking their native languages.
Ina bringing people joy!? Sound about right
I like how she didn't say she knew Japanese until she was almost out the door.
nihongo jouzo moment
A Mochimiko Ina!!
"Why don't I just speak in english?"
".... That would be a good idea now wouldn't it..."
Ina is adorable
My hearttttttt INYA is so cuteeeee💕💕💕
Our priestess's hair is damaged???? Damn.....
that hairdresser lady won't be forgetting Ina anytime soon
got my dose wholesome to last 5 lifetimes now.
Sounds like wholesome Ina experience
omg thats really cute ina drawing lmao