Japanese mode: 0.5x
Korean mode: 2.0x

Her Korean seems very fast, but surprisingly, from a Korean perspective, she speaks a bit slowly🤣

Her Korean speaking voice is adorable!

omg she actually can speak fast

Nah shes actually cuter when speaking Korean

Kanade speak JP : 0.5x
Kanade speak KR : 1.5x

Man .. I really wanna see Kanade with Kronii or Ina doing a Korean stream.

韓国語のハナが1を表すのが、日本語と違いすぎてなかなか慣れないけど、日本語でも「最初から」を表す言葉に「はなっから」っていうんだよね。
韓国語とは関係なく、たまたま同じ発音らしいけど。

そういうもんなんだ〉数字

めっちゃ分かる、数える時だけは母国語になる

very relatable clip for multilingual people.

I love that she goes to x2 speed when speaking Korean

Kiara also switches to German when counting, despite probably using English more than German over the past four years. I wonder which IRyS uses? Since she's always been bilingual.

Kanade’s Korean so cute. Also, at the end where she mentions that the Japanese-Korean translations line up almost perfectly is actually interesting, I heard from Koreans that you could translate Japanese to Korean nearly word for word due to their similar sentence structure and grammar.

I lived in South Korea for so long is another way to say she is Korean LMAO

FYI:
Japanese’s いち is correspond with 일 , ひとつ with 하나
1: いち 일 (音読み) / ひとつ 하나(訓読み) (although Korean dont have concept 訓読み)
2: に:이 / ふたつ:둘
3: さん:삼 / みっつ:셋
4: し:사 / よん:넷
5: ご:오 / いつつ:다섯
And so on…

If you see 音読み side, you can see both lang have similar pronounce
That’s bcuz both have derived from same Chinese word, 一、二、三、四…(yi, er, san, si)

Yeah that is super relatable. But with Japanese, I love the shorthand counting format based on the kunyomi:
hi, fu, mi, yo, itsu, mu, nana, ya, ko, to
Downside is, it only goes to 10 as far as I know. Upside: Japanese people really don't expect foreigners to know it, so it's an easy way to impress.

For everyone that's multilingual knows that counting and saying the alphabet is a weird experience

Kanade is so precious. I'm not into Ark. So I hope she's having fun there.

It took like 10 years of learning english to start reading numbers in english when I see them. I'd always naturally go from english to polish when a number popped up.