And let's not forget...kobo can speak programming languages as well XD

Kobo's mandarin is actually pretty good. Its heavily accented but comprehensible for sure

Aint no way Kobo did the Bing Chilling meme lmao

Speak multiple languages can drive and knows programming. Not bad for a girl im still convinced is actually 6

1:01 my friends when they say they can speak Chinese

I believe lofi  knows sign language so that’s pretty cool

There are multiple regional languages spoken in Indonesia

You could say, those in holoID are Miss Worldwides

Kobo apparently did an amazing job at the Taiwan meet (practically a concert) singing multiple mandarin songs.
Kaela can read bopomofo, which is a different spelling system from Pinyin, it's really cute to see Taiwanese bros sometimes say they love her, but all they get is GSH.

Impressive of the Rain Shaman/ Demon Lord Kobo Tempest and to the other girls too. Ganbare 😅

Wow Dad really need to spend more time with her Rain Shaman/ Demon Lord daughter if she didn't know she can speak four languages. Also I'm surprise Kaela can also speak Chinese.

Kobo sung in Japanese and Chinese during Eutopia I think, she obviously speaks English and Indonesian

I'd think 3 is normal in SEA, if we're counting the local dialects

No matter how many languages you speak you can’t top the elite language and banchounese.

That caught me off guard, from cute Chinese sister to bing chilling 😂.

Holo Worldwide 😎🌏

Kobo can actually read Chinese too.

Indonesian usually speaks three languages, English (if they educated enough), Indonesian, and their Ethnic Language. For example, me can (ID, EN, and Javanese), Ollie (ID, EN, JP, and a little Javanese I guess), Iofi (ID, EN, JP, and Sundanese),  Kobo and Kaela (ID, EN, and Chinese - Its known that they're chindo or Chinese Indonesian).

Kobo playing games: he speaks all languages

And kobo speak baby language gugu gaga

Common SEA W

Theres a lot of languages in Indonesia, and its the same in Philippines. Unless you live in the Tagalog region(the capital region + province to its south), you'll know at least 3 languages; your native regional language, Tagalog(the bridge language for the whole country), and English(which is not only taught in school but very prevalent in everyday life).

Theres around 100-ish languages in ph. I think theres 1,000 in indio?

From what i know Thailand also has quite a few languages. I wonder if its the same there?
Any Thai bros in comment section?