𝘽𝙖𝙚, 𝙨𝙖𝙮 𝙞𝙩 𝙖𝙜𝙖𝙞𝙣 𝙗𝙪𝙩 𝙨𝙡𝙤𝙬𝙡𝙮... [Hololive EN]

Original stream:
≪Getting Over It≫ i love oranges ft. OPEN VC

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[ivanbluecool]

Fauna:say it normally

Bael:(says it in Australian)

[KeebeThePlush]

Bae sounds like she’s about to get silly with how she pronounces those words, ready Ike? Kick the BaeBy

[ivanbluecool]

This is fauna finally realizing that bael is Australian. Plot twist of 2023

[FerSkecth]

My pun brain: "Say No"
"no"
"Why not?"

[Voltlighter]

"Would you like something to drink?"
Bae: "Naur yea I'll ave some wotah"
She might be a little bit Australian guys, I'm not sure...

[crushingon]

Bae uses almost every vowel.

Neaour

[RubyRoks]

Aussie English: Cute
Bae English: Turbo-cute

[flackenstien]

Oh noer she didn't!



Hologirl accents are half my will to live.

Bae's "noer", Kronii's "thayt", Gura when the twang strikes.. those hit with the same feel as applying ointment to a burn or taking your shoes off after a long day at work.

[KeebeThePlush]

Now I’ve got another good idea to have in another song where the lyrics can be strange

[JON-teqg]

We Aussie say this so funny sometimes we don't even notice it sometimes

[cookieeaturface]

Meanwhile in Baltimore: "Wooder"

[r.f.switch]

Her inner Australian just can't help itself...

[DagothXil]

fun fact in linguistics this is called the Intrusive R

[TheAerialScrew]

It’s interesting to see how 200+ years of colonization from convicts has shaped their language.

[mattm]

The Australian "O" sound is incredibly distinctive, and dare I say unique in the English language. You can always pick someone who has spent a lot of time in Australia by the way they say the "O" sound. Haachama also has that distinctive "O" sound when she speaks English

[venomark]

British: Wo-ah
Bae: Wo-da

Is bae secretly a Bri'ish when she said water?

[dantenotavailable]

First it was Bao, Numi and ShyLily and now it's Bae. I have no idea where this idea of hitting the R that hard comes from. The only reason "Nah" can have more than one syllable is because you can lengthen the a.

Maybe it's a Zoomer Aussie thing I guess... I try to avoid larval germ factories as much as possible.

[Smeltz]

She says water like she from Boston and I love it.

[rs_fury]

It sounds like bae is talking in chinese WATER WO DE

[Crimson.X]

Fauna: Say Water 🧐🍷
Bae: Gura 😎👌 00:45