TALKING IN MALAYSIAN CHINESE ACCENT ONLY!

[00:00:29]Heat. Heat.

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[00:03:30]of cancel from Vogi has arrived.

[00:03:34]Uh, do I need to speak in Chinese accent right now or we can do it later?

[00:03:45]Wait, later. Let me let me let me talk properly.

[00:03:53]Hello lazy beautiful 2K bartend obviously obviously not J channel welcome. Hiu.

[00:04:25]So creative, huh? Your name is His and you say Hisu.

[00:04:32]All righty.

[00:04:34]Okay, Chad.

[00:04:37]Um, yes. Uh the aim of today I love is to speak in only only in Chinese accent.

[00:04:56]Are you ready for it or not? See all this I don't know what kind of accent I have. People were saying like oh you you have this Malaysian accent like you still have the Malaysian accent. There's people telling me like you you don't really speak like a Malaysian but it's somewhere in between whatever it is. Oh, what is that?

[00:05:16]I don't really have other accent but I can actually force to be so Chinese in in whatever language. So, No. Okay. No, listen. Listen. It's not about It's not about uh speaking Chinese directly. It's about the accent itself.

[00:05:47]You know, like you know how Chinese speak English. I know it it might it might be a little bit uh it might be a little bit stereotyping but then actually every uh every every people from different background they would have different kind of accent if they didn't really watch English movie American movie growing up and then they going to have a bit of their accent when they speak other language. Ah, can you can you spot the different like the accent that I was talking earlier and the accent that I'm using right now is actually quite different.

[00:06:33]It's it's a bit more uh I actually don't know. I actually don't know how do you imitate a Chinese accent. I just know to do it. So I don't know what's the characteristic of making English sound like a Chinese accent.

[00:06:50]Hey, we got Chinese auntie and then a Chinese auntie.

[00:06:54]Why I have to be an auntie when I speak in Chinese accent? What do you mean? I can be I can be as young as a baby, as young as a young lady. Why do I have to be an auntie whenever I speak like a Chinese English? Yeah, Chinese accent.

[00:07:06]English.

[00:07:08]Yeah. Can Is it how you speak LL? No, I I don't think I speak like this most of the time. My English is not really to be honest. My only my Chinese sounds very very Malaysian. My English and my basu they don't sound like this at all.

[00:07:32]Got at the end conf. But then sometime it's not really about you adding la. It can be something other. Oh, it just happened. I just made it in.

[00:07:42]It's okay. Come naturally for me. Natali just direct translate. Is it is it because we direct translate?

[00:07:53]I think it's also because uh I think it's also because how we how we how we sound like you know the the melody is very different.

[00:08:04]First time in English. I know right.

[00:08:07]when else you can hear me speak in English. Very rare. You know, it's even harder for me to speak in uh basu but then in Chinese accent because since young I live next to uh Malay Malay neighbor and then uh I somewhat already copy the accent. So I don't really speak the Chinese accentu.

[00:08:32]Hello.

[00:08:35]Oh, you can. What? What? I can what I cannot.

[00:08:39]Hello.

[00:08:41]Hi.

[00:08:45]Yeah, I think imagine direct translate you know. Do you guys know what does it mean? Wait. Um sometime it's not really it's not really just about direct translate. If in maybe only Chinese know but then we will direct translate some uh simpula like uh uh see uh see people mountain people see it's a it's a it's a it's a a simpl in Chinese which means a lot of people and then we just directly translate we call it people why why why when you Why you no why when you try to speak in manglish you have to speak you have to tell you have to swear no ma it's not it's not that if you want to speak like a Chinese you have to say no you don't need to you don't need to sound like that you don't need to sound see my kawawaii is not even in So kawaii people come and go like this. Ah people mountain people see it means it means ah a lot of people.

[00:10:09]So you know uh I I most of my Chinese friend in I think in primary school and secondary school they speak in this kind of accent. But then when I go to university, none of them speak speak like this anymore. They suddenly also very English educated talking accent. Hell yeah.

[00:10:35]Do you guys find this accent interesting or like do you find it uh nice? So I don't think actually I don't think so. I don't actually don't really like how this sound like.

[00:10:48]I actually feel like this accent made me sound like I cannot speak English properly sometimes.

[00:10:54]You speaking normal English. At one point I thought you are banana. Now you sound less banana.

[00:11:00]You thought I am a banana. You know if you look at my first stream, if you look back at the stream that I first did when I was uh when I debuted back then, you will see how bad my English was back then. I can't even make a long sentence.

[00:11:14]Like even until now, my sentence still very very short. I don't know how to uh make a long sentence like every sentence is like oh you know that they I do this and then finish this hey it's the same okay means for for you guys basically it means uh Chinese girl right Chinese younger girl and then basically means little girl so so it's the Hey, culture show. Yeah, they all suddenly speak so nice English, you know. Wow, they are England. Very good one.

[00:11:58]England.

[00:12:00]Hello. I'm here to learn the authentic Malaysian Chinese accent. Hello, Luna.

[00:12:04]Hello, Chad. Now, you are at the right place.

[00:12:09]I I am born with the root. I know how to actually No, I don't know how to teach you. All you can do is listen by yourself and then try to copy whatever this sound like. You know I realize yeah don't say this Chinese every bangsa has their own has their own accent. I cannot copy how they speak in their English also but I but I know how they speak Chinese.

[00:12:35]Luna is luna.

[00:12:38]Okay l wait you guys want me to teach you how to use those?

[00:12:43]You know what's the different of using lio in Chinese ammo has the connotation of pretty girl is like little girl. No for for us is the same.

[00:13:03]Okay is like very little girl but then most of the people call is like around 17 years old 16 years old 18 years old like that then we call like they are near adult but they are not adult yet mostly used in what context you know like there's a news someone that age 25 35 years old has a girlfriend of 18 years old they say why he dated like that that's that's when you say Xiaomi but then usually like in Chinese we we call Xiaomi May basically whoever that's very very young at 5 years old so can sister also can mimay mean younger sister pretty lady pretty girl pretty girl can be any age you know a brother we call the proper pronunciation is uh but No, we don't we don't we we we Malaysian Chinese find very cringe super cringe like we usually even if we have our elder brother we call them uh we call them co it's not g like and then yeah we we call but then even is also very very cringe super super cringe one call pretty girl Yes. So no mimi is younger sister.

[00:14:45]Younger younger. Very younger.

[00:14:48]Younger sister. I only know May they always use for those that go clubbing all the time. Yeah. No. Okay. They go but then they are slightly under each which they shouldn't, you know. That's why we call them me.

[00:15:02]Your English good or not? You you think you think my English good or not?

[00:15:06]Please. It could be better. What if my vocabulary suddenly become better, right? You don't know.

[00:15:15]So can use to all girl younger than Yeah. Exactly. Exactly. Any girl that younger than you because Maymay means younger sister. May is like small small sister. So basically whoever you find they are smaller than you. I younger young so so small you can just use me you know you can call cringe cringe yeah the proper spell spelling is g e but no Malaysian Chinese never read Chinese properly also we won't go cringe very cringe my friends call Oh, wait. If that's the case, then it's very different really because what?

[00:16:04]Because it's a term they use from China. Okay.

[00:16:09]Basically, mostly. And then usually what it means is what? It means you are usually they use on handsome guy.

[00:16:21]Usually they use on handsome guy. You're very handsome.

[00:16:28]Yeah, usually Malaysia don't really use that, but then uh if they adapt a lot on the online, >> my absence may look meaningful to me, but it'll just assume I'm still here anyway, even if trials are still ongoing.

[00:16:42]>> Mafu, thank you for the donation.

[00:16:48]Thank you for the donation. Oh, you hope your trial went smooth. Coco. Coco is actually cand like Coco.

[00:17:02]But then in in in Malaysian Chinese call, but then in like pretty lady, pretty pretty a handsome boy. But then it's not really a very common face in Malaysia.

[00:17:24]Like we don't we don't say that word.

[00:17:26]Okay, if you look at the comment by what does it mean? Basically, we don't say that because it's cringe the freak out of us. You know, it's like why are you so fake? Why you so fake?

[00:17:40]Why just say handsome boy? Whatever. Why you say like uh yeah, it's very very cring. We don't say that. We don't say that. Malaysian Chinese don't say that a lot.

[00:17:51]Let's embrace the embrace the Christian.

[00:17:53]No, it's not even the term we will say in daily life. It's like let me think what is the what could be the same term like if in Malay let me think uh it's like you calling random people aan you you know no you don't do that it's it's it's like I don't know if it's the equivalent of cringe but then it's that at least that level or higher you know They usually call you a handsome boy.

[00:18:30]Handsome boy.

[00:18:35]Yeah.

[00:18:46]Yeah. My younger brother just call me Co.

[00:18:49]Do you have a younger sister?

[00:18:55]Abbe is ab cringe. Is abbe cringe in Malaya? If you say to me not cringe, no no I would never say say like that. I would never.

[00:19:08]Even you pay to it also it wouldn't happen. I won't let people call me. If they do they need something from me.

[00:19:15]Advice.

[00:19:17]It's totally not normal. Totally not normal in Malaysia. They call me a boy.

[00:19:23]A boyh girl.

[00:19:28]Ab is not cringe. Oh, people call me a How old are you? Why people call you A?

[00:19:39]You need to click. Why?

[00:19:43]Oh, you don't have sister, man.

[00:19:46]Do you want to have a sister?

[00:19:50]Welcome to the stream.

[00:19:54]You're pushing 40. Oh, you know I have been always telling myself I would only accept if I I will only accept people call me auntie when I am past 30 but now that I think about it maybe 30 is too early 30 years old to be called auntie a bit too early still young as soon as I'm not married I'm not auntie people call me along joking any can be anyh but don't be along ah Wait.

[00:20:30]I want to teach you kind of cannot this. Yeah.

[00:20:40]How do you use la?

[00:20:47]What else?

[00:20:49]Huh? What? What else? We have >> a disgusting girl that I want to slap.

[00:20:59]>> What the [ __ ] What the [ __ ] >> Five from Ghost of Luna's past.

[00:21:09]>> Why you keep that recording? What's wrong with you?

[00:21:15]Show th Show throw that doesn't delete it right now. Why you keep that freaking thing? Yeah.

[00:21:21]Yeah.

[00:21:25]I'm gonna stalk the [ __ ] out of you, I tell you. Wait.

[00:21:31]No. No. No. Don't Don't need to ask from other people. You don't you do need this thing. Okay.

[00:21:38]Why do you need to ask and say keep keep it? No.

[00:21:43]What for?

[00:21:47]Rev. I forgot I did that in my past. Who? Who the hell keep that? And also can I get it on? Why do you keep my freaking recording? You have a photo for me. Is it auntie? I go to the What makes you think I'm auntie just because I'm speaking in this Chinese accent?

[00:22:14]If you don't need that, you don't. No need. Why? Why? You have so many other ringtone to use. You don't freaking need that one. Okay. I missed that. Give it to me, bro. No need.

[00:22:29]Luna, turn on the so you can replay. No.

[00:22:33]No man.

[00:22:36]Never in my life.

[00:22:39]You know, you know what I should do? I should I should like just delete that part of the stream after right after the stream. So you can never retrieve it and you don't know where is it from.

[00:22:53]Luna is not auntie. How about mama?

[00:22:57]She also not auntie. M same age.

[00:23:04]She got to delete right after the stream. I got to turn this into private stream.

[00:23:13]Pool, is that you? Apool, you are the most suspicious person in the chat for now. For now, there could be someone that send that one but then never chat.

[00:23:24]Also, for those that already chat in here, it feels like you Who ask you to send that?

[00:23:46]Keep the embarrassing thing in the embarrassing box.

[00:23:52]Oh my Luna member. Wait, it's from member stream.

[00:23:58]Change to member only.

[00:24:04]Are you really on your way? Cuz I'm going to make it into Okay, Grandma. Hey, hello.

[00:24:17]Hey, you know, back then there is this one. Hey, hello. But I don't know. Is it this one? I forgot how it sound like back then there is this one trend that that go hello, but I forgot how does it sound like anymore.

[00:24:29]Pardon? What did I say?

[00:24:33]probably all the stream I didn't say.

[00:24:38]No, you don't need to tell.

[00:24:41]Okay, wait. Go back to our small class.

[00:24:47]Ah, la. How do you use la? Give me example in the chat. Try to make sentence with la. And then I would judge if you if you know how to speak like a Chinese Malaysian.

[00:25:01]If you know how to actually use this, I will judge you if you know how to use or not. Yellow.

[00:25:11]Yellow is correct. Ah, what else?

[00:25:16]Drop me your line.

[00:25:19]Drop me your line.

[00:25:26]Yala. Hey, you guys cannot y everything.

[00:25:30]This is too hard. It sounds like you know what to use. H.

[00:25:35]Oh, that's wrong. Okay. Okay. Question.

[00:25:39]Question.

[00:25:42]Yala. Yellow. Yal. What's the difference?

[00:26:00]It means like it is it is my cora what I say wrong.

[00:26:16]So it's more like it's more like obviously that's when you use la I think I think that's how you use la like correct I think this is how you use I counted 30 is not even wrong man to say yeah It's like you agree.

[00:26:48]You agree to people like yellow I also think like this yellow I also think is like this yellow yellow you know it's different you know the context is very different yellow is like yellow is like yellow obviously it's like that yellow is like oh when someone tell me something and then I agree I was like yellow yellow and then yellow It's like you like you you hold grudge before this. You hold grudge before this and then you like let's say someone tell you like hey just now that person's so rude. Oh and you're going to be like yeah that person so bad. So that's how that's that's actually different you know.

[00:27:40]It's actually very different. You know the context that you use is very different.

[00:27:54]What about this?

[00:27:57]What about this?

[00:28:00]It's like it is like that. It's like that and then is like I cannot do anything. It's like that.

[00:28:11]Can you can you feel the different in the in the in the tone like your tone when it's when you use it's very different and then it bring different kind of emotion you know like that cannot change ah where the other come from all I know is la uh in Chinese or we have a lot of things like this they are actual wood But probably it don't look like this.

[00:28:43]Let me tight for you.

[00:28:51]Ah they they are actually you know is that's why that's why Chinese that's why Chinese Malaysian sound like that like Malaysian specifically Chinese got a lot of this at the back.

[00:29:24]Ah, and then the a also actual, you know, like a a not sure which one cuz it might be wrong. All this one.

[00:29:54]They are they are actually being used in our kangana our right out it's it's actually really there and Chinese Malaysian very sassy huh why where you got that from actually a Chinese word god even me also got Hey God, for real for real it's not just that you know so many line goofy you don't you don't use this in formal k we use ah we use A we use la in for me a also can you can write it in the teacher won't say it's wrong one yeah I mean no a lot a lot there are very many yeah they are not made out one and we got also as center one Oh, why? Why we do this? Hey, if you guys realize, right?

[00:31:22]Don't want say just one. Okay. Right.

[00:31:24]Let me let me let me change this topic.

[00:31:27]Wait. If you realize Malaysian Chinese at the end, you know, uh this one I don't know this one is like this one like this one.

[00:31:39]And then you know how they say it in Malay.

[00:31:51]You realize like only mainly mainly Chinese like to use this a lot. Why like this one? Give me give me um that one that one. You say you could have just say give me that but you say give me that one. It's like it's like this but you say it's like this one.

[00:32:23]Yeah. So I also don't know I also don't know why got the one actually but I know the puna the puna in Chinese or is is it literally is puna and it's it's the sentence structure in Chinese. So we direct translate or we put pa basically but then one or it's not from direct translate you know I don't know where does the one come from even how do we even get the one I don't know but p understand is like and then when we make sentence like it's like my pencil pencil like that there's a pa so we direct translate so the sentence become like this why luna like this one this cannot be one. This cannot be one to specific point specific point to an item.

[00:33:16]English also use the one like that.

[00:33:20]Yeah.

[00:33:23]Can't recall much.

[00:33:26]Yeah. Chinese friend.

[00:33:35]You know this is like uh if we are speaking in the Malaysian English Chinese accent.

[00:33:43]Uh but you know how to speak in Malaysia Chinese Malay accent.

[00:33:52]Portugal also use word like that. What?

[00:33:55]Oh Portugal. so long ago. I haven't seen for so long Chinese.

[00:34:06]Ma is like usually we use ma at the end of sentence as a question.

[00:34:17]But then in the in Malaysian context, it's not necessarily it's not necessarily question. It's like it's like how do I explain thish ma okay wait no okay the pro the proper ma is question like you guys know this right you are you gy are you feeling good ah the whenever you ask a question like Japanese they have a like they have the like in Chinese is the ma if this makes better sense to you but then on we we don't really use only just that we also use in like uh we also use like that one Wait, I don't know how to define this when it's not a question.

[00:35:37]Oh, it's a bit like you can use like and a bit like Okay.

[00:35:53]Expressive type is a bit like but you cannot say ma like right. You cannot use like that. Very hard to explain. Oh my god.

[00:36:08]You cannot use ma alone. You cannot go like you can use. But in Chinese you cannot just it doesn't make sense.

[00:36:23]You have you have green pencil. Yeah.

[00:36:25]Yeah. Yeah.

[00:36:28]And then if you use h like this, it's like you are asking people is it like this? Hey, it's like this, right? You want their confirmation. So you go like this. Correct.

[00:36:44]Yeah.

[00:36:47]Yeah. H O R but in Chinese not popular just become. Yeah. If you just m a you become horse whatever I can I can become mom also.

[00:37:03]And then let me tell you to differentiate Chinese Malaysian Chinese and non Malaysian Chinese. You know how Malaysian Chinese are? It's like it's like Malaysia Malay also you know Malay also you know it's like uh the proper way of speaking let's say brother but then no in Malaysian the Malaysian Malay don't speak like that we speak so it go is the same when it comes to Chinese we also didn't speak thing correctly when we combine everything, we make everything very very short. And then it probably sound not even proper anymore. And then people that speak proper of uh the proper language of that language, right? They probably don't understand you cuz you're like, "What the heck is that? Why everything, huh?

[00:38:02]Is that a word?" They they might have that kind of feeling.

[00:38:10]Sorry about short manga contest. I only made five tees. It's okay as long as you participate.

[00:38:19]Ah other hearty then good enough already again like yeah there's so many I couldn't really explain but do you to feel how the tone change? The tone is the thing that decide what the means.

[00:38:53]So Chinese Malaysian like to use short form. Yes. For example, I saw someone ask in the chat just now to means what?

[00:39:01]Ah this oneh in my thumbnail, right? You see this one?

[00:39:13]You want to know? You want to have a guess? Okay, Chinese people, shut up.

[00:39:18]People that know Chinese, shut up.

[00:39:20]People that doesn't know, give a guess.

[00:39:34]Quite hard to guess, right? Zombie.

[00:39:40]Okay, let me tell you the correct way to say this is Yeah.

[00:40:06]So how Malaysian Chinese make this become like this? Can you feel the difference? The meaning means what means what do is what? So the proper pronunciation is Do you do you hear the how we transition from?

[00:40:43]Do you hear it?

[00:40:55]Hello. That's cool.

[00:41:00]Yeah, it's literally like how how Malaysia Malay make everything sounds so short.

[00:41:22]Damn son, thanks for the donation.

[00:41:25]>> Hello.

[00:41:26]>> Is the reason why expat says US Chinese is aggressive cuz it sounds aggressive.

[00:41:30]Lau is reason why expats say us Chinese is aggressive cuz it sound aggressive.

[00:41:37]Thank you for the super chat.

[00:41:41]No, you can sound gentle.

[00:41:55]It depend on how you say.

[00:41:59]It doesn't necessarily sound very very very aggressive.

[00:42:06]No, no, no. Is what? What?

[00:42:10]Oh, Malaysian too lazy to move their mouse. Exactly. And then even even like okay I don't want to throw right now. So remember how I tell you is what right? Sama is what?

[00:42:30]Even just how Chinese Malaysians say this the proper is Malaysian Chinese.

[00:42:50]It almost sound like this.

[00:43:07]We shuttered everything.

[00:43:11]That's why you know I I have this one China people that I met for only once and there's one time she tell me she was like that one time she tell me like you know coming from China it makes me think uh actually it's very easy to differentiate China Chinese and Malaysian Chinese.

[00:43:32]It was like oh and then and then she tell me you know sometime and then she say hey by the way you have really good Chinese. I was like, "Oh, cuz I'm a Chinese." And then she was like, "Oh, no. You know how most of the Malaysian Chinese here, they they speak like I don't know, but I don't understand what they say." I was like, "Wow, you want to smoke?"

[00:43:58]Yeah.

[00:44:00]So, one more thing is this one. This one means like this.

[00:44:27]But I'm Malaysian with our lazy mind or what we do.

[00:44:37]So you become what?

[00:44:43]You become not anymore.

[00:44:58]If like which Chinese is harsher or Taiwanese I would say I would say No, you cannot say hash or not. Hash or not depend on your the way you say. But then I can show you the difference of saying in three different accent.

[00:45:47]China accent probably sound like uh let's say this one sentence. Why are you like this? Why are you like this?

[00:45:57]China accent probably sound like but then in Taiwan probably let me think.

[00:46:12]So they are a little bit like Malaysian but not fully. But then Malaysian probably I think this is the the example that I can give you but then I'm not very good at it.

[00:46:28]They sound a little bit different.

[00:46:37]Taiwan Malaysian Yeah, but I think Malaysian Chinese do speak really fast.

[00:46:57]Wait, why you like this, D? Why you like this, D?

[00:47:18]Ah, this one is Singapore accent.

[00:47:27]This is Singapore Chinese.

[00:47:30]I have cousin in Singapore. So I somewhat know how they sound like.

[00:47:41]Malaysian sh sound more softer to your ear.

[00:47:50]But it's very interesting like how every uh every place have different different accent.

[00:48:05]Anyway, which accent that you like the most?

[00:48:34]No wonder they got different spelling.

[00:48:37]I think they are spelling supposedly same but then the I don't know. I thought they will be the same. No way.

[00:48:52]Well, I feel I talk so long already.

[00:48:55]Quite hard to keep speaking in Chinese accent.

[00:49:00]Time to switch our language.

[00:49:03]Do you change accent depending to people you speak to? Yes. If I speak to people from China, I auto automatically speak in their accent. If I speak to Taiwanese, I will also speak in Taiwanese accent. Singapore, I also copy their accent. I copy whenever I hear. I can copy very fast.

[00:49:31]China use simplified character. Taiwan use traditional character. Malaysian use both. Malaysian uh elderly from like my mom generation they will use the traditional one with a lot of stroke one. But then if uh youngsters in our text they are all simplified but then we can read both change accent easier to communicate.

[00:49:56]We Malaysian are kakashi in disguise.

[00:50:00]Damn. Luna can blame anywhere only Chinese.

[00:50:06]Luna use traditional simplified. I can read both. If like in comic right they use traditional simplified doesn't matter. I can read both. But if right, I mostly write simplified because that's what I learned from school.

[00:50:23]In school, in Malaysian school system, we learn simplified Chinese. But then somehow I can read traditional. Oh, Luna noing. I cannot reading. But I know for things like that, but I cannot read the I never learn.

[00:50:48]Let me drink water.

[00:50:50]You know the proper one is also and then Malaysia say you become what?

[00:51:08]The correct one is wait.

[00:51:17]Wait a minute. All right. But then Malaysian Chinese make I don't even know how to spell it.

[00:51:48]very bad, you know.

[00:52:01]When I have Malay friend that come and ask me, Luna, uh, the proper one is, but then all Malaysian Chinese say like this.

[00:52:26]Yeah, we very very short one. So they the traveler that speak Chinese come here they were like what the hell are you talking about?

[00:52:45]But then if you are true true true Malaysian Chinese yeah don't from don't learn from Exactly. If you learn from Malaysia you can only use in Malaysia.

[00:53:04]What's the meaning again? Means wait.

[00:53:08]Wait a minute. Wait.

[00:53:15]We should cut everything terribly.

[00:53:20]Please, I need to speak Chinese. I want to listen.

[00:53:26]It's like every time if I teach any Malay how to speak Chinese, I'm like, "Okay, you should say uh toot to and then but then in Malaysia is to and they're like, huh?" I was like, "Yeah, cuz we don't speak proper Chinese."

[00:53:40]Yeah.

[00:53:46]No, you don't need a minute anymore.

[00:53:49]Like, pause. Uh, wait a minute. Wait a second. Wait, wait, hold on. Hold on.

[00:54:01]By 10:30, I'm going to switch to Chinese accent.

[00:54:10]But if only going to use Chinese in Malaysia, how then you learn from Chinese Malaysia. Oh, but then you will learn very you will learn the hard way cuz you you need to know the proper one only you know why it sound like that.

[00:54:24]Like let's say if you ask me if wait then what is hold on wait a minute right right but later if you ask me if you just want to say wait if you want to say just wait right the wait is b n g tong And then you'll be like, "Huh?" But tell me, "Why is it not?"

[00:55:03]Then you'll be like, "Because it's not the proper Chinese."

[00:55:09]Have you tried using Malaysian accent in other country? How they go? I I never I never I never use in other country. They usually don't understand that much.

[00:55:20]They'll be like, "Uh, sorry. Uh, pardon." Or they probably didn't even know you're speaking Chinese.

[00:55:26]You like, "Hey, hey, huh? I thought she's speaking Chinese for a second, then what about what the [ __ ] is that?"

[00:55:33]afterwards. They probably think like that.

[00:55:36]Yeah. They will be very, very confused.

[00:55:40]It is that bad. It is that bad.

[00:55:46]I forgot. I said I'm going to drink water and I forgot to drink water.

[00:55:58]Uh Singapore Singapore Singapore can can understand. I don't know about Brunika.

[00:56:02]I never went but then Singapore is not too too far. But I think Singapore speak a prop a bit more proper Chinese than Malaysian. They they didn't stick everything together at least as terribles at as us. You know, Malaysian Chinese can mix multiple language word in one sentence to convey the emotion and message intention in one shot.

[00:56:33]You go. Huh?

[00:56:35]Huh?

[00:56:38]Huh? Ah. Huh.

[00:56:43]Y O I think that is not just Malaysian Chinese. These are all Malaysian also can understand.

[00:56:58]We optimize our How lazy is Malaysian H.

[00:57:11]English. Pardon? Pardon? Please. Pardon me. Huh?

[00:57:17]Huh?

[00:57:24]So many kills in the strips. Hey, you guys use this also.

[00:57:31]Optimize. Do say lazy.

[00:57:34]See, we find our reason out of everything we do.

[00:57:43]You know like how we ask for order, we ask for uh receipt uh calculation everything also very different. We have our sign on ah why make something hard when you can make it easy.

[00:58:00]So, so you got one last minute for my Chinese accent English.

[00:58:09]China got super idle. You got super lady. No, no, no, no. Follow what the chat say. We are super optimized.

[00:58:17]We want efficiency.

[00:58:19]We don't want we want to reduce uh miscommunication.

[00:58:26]We want to save time. Ah less word more good.

[00:58:36]We we work on high efficiency.

[00:58:40]You know they say work smart not hard.

[00:58:53]Huh? Strong stom you speak efficiently and short on the point.

[00:59:03]Okay.

[00:59:29]dog in Chinese go.

[00:59:36]So far, Uncle Roger is pro propagating our optimize efficiency.

[00:59:55]Why you want to see?

[01:00:10]You know, you know how Chinese Malaya Malay actually sounds super super baku like they will say sa some of them will say also but then it sound a bit forced like gil they will say gila most of the time but they will because in in the school they copy you know they copy the the the Malay accent and then they want to say Giler, but then they will say like this like it's not that smooth. It's not that smooth.

[01:01:08]Are you you you not brand Chinese accent Chinese accent even even s also Say check Say use Gilch.

[01:02:34]What time are you going to sleep?

[01:02:40]What time only it is now? Look at the time. 10:30.

[01:02:45]We got a Malaysian that sleep at 10:30.

[01:03:00]See, I lost my Chinese accent. Peace.

[01:03:11]I want to see.

[01:03:17]Okay.

[01:03:20]Okay.

[01:03:43]I better accentu.

[01:04:14]Kinder on the daily.

[01:04:38]Wait, I cannot read that one without in in China.

[01:04:42]You we cannot Chinese accent Chinese don't use I they use a lot cannot I cannot use my Taiwanese keep it By the way, recently competition participant. foreign.

[01:06:30]Sorry, my Let me think. How do I say that?

[01:06:35]How do I say that in Chinese accent?

[01:07:02]Who is this?

[01:07:04]It's still your Luna.

[01:07:06]It's just different accent. Is it very different? Luna, but then very funny.

[01:07:21]If you go to the web page and then you scroll.

[01:07:48]Why you draw me like that?

[01:08:09]Need to be careful when surfing.

[01:08:12]Why you guys?

[01:08:32]I feel like it's been a century. Guys, I'm dying speaking in this accent.

[01:08:49]Hey, I R18.

[01:09:05]And then Wait, my Chinese accent gone.

[01:09:42]18.

[01:09:55]Don't know why Luna sound hot when talking with accent.

[01:10:03]You don't say.

[01:10:06]Accentu.

[01:10:26]foreign.

[01:10:55]Hey L2 cosplayer cosplayer.

[01:11:08]Open feet.

[01:11:41]playlist language.

[01:11:55]No, no, no. Um, not a lot. Chinese class a few Luna accent. Luna know everything about life.

[01:12:16]Do I sound like I fell out in my life with this accent? Why I sound I sound I sound Luna say is Luna say Twitter not as used to be b not feel legit anymore.

[01:12:53]I don't really know the difference.

[01:12:58]1 + 1 equal foreign.

[01:13:51]also talk in that accent.

[01:13:58]Okay, wait. Let me try.

[01:14:17]Huh?

[01:14:23]boss. Uh boss Apple then for you.

[01:15:06]Say Huh?

[01:15:41]Speak like experience.

[01:16:17]I tried. I tried.

[01:16:25]promoted to like this. Yeah.

[01:16:47]original to Hey, I'm pretty good, man. What the hell?

[01:17:21]I think I'm pretty good.

[01:17:32]Tik Tok.

[01:17:41]Welcome.

[01:17:50]Yay.

[01:18:02]Do you guys not realize that's what I said in English every time when someone joined back the members? It's like welcome back to No, welcome back to No House.

[01:18:42]Sorry.

[01:18:57]I don't know.

[01:19:03]Baby finger basil with that accent.

[01:19:30]Wait, Chinese accent.

[01:19:37]Pinky.

[01:19:58]I even confused.

[01:20:13]I don't know.

[01:20:23]Pink.

[01:20:34]Farmer.

[01:20:42]Farmer.

[01:20:54]Uh uh blaze.

[01:21:15]Okay. No.

[01:21:20]Fore! Foreign! Foreign!

[01:21:44]Luna.

[01:22:21]Hey y'all.

[01:22:39]Banana.

[01:23:00]Explain.

[01:23:02]stream.

[01:23:31]for Luna.

[01:23:58]So, Ibu Luna Luna.

[01:24:31]Hey, now Jubel don't deny first try something missing the guy to change it.

[01:25:16]Yeah, that's very unique. No, no, I don't have any friend that do the same with me. But then because when I was a kid and then uh uh I had a hard time to to to do number three and number nine. So my auntie teach me to do like that and I was like, "Yay, easy." And then he stick to me until today.

[01:25:42]Wait, so easy.

[01:25:48]It is.

[01:26:08]Ah, now you know. It's actually super easy. Short fingers.

[01:26:44]Okay, I just Come still in the first position. Fifth position.

[01:27:00]We Wait, not.

[01:27:28]How do you read?

[01:27:43]How do you read? Wait, I cannot read that word.

[01:27:52]Hey, suddenly I cannot read that one.

[01:27:54]Why?

[01:28:04]What are you so stupid?

[01:28:20]What the go is actually I forgot why I want to use this word already. I want to use this word. Oh.

[01:29:14]Ultra Man thench. Anything is okay l anything okay then we end stream here you you say anything okay ma then we we we can we can stop talking already you like my you like my Chinese accent Malay or Chinese accent English more Which one you like to listen more? Is it the Chinese accent, English?

[01:30:10]Chinese accent.

[01:30:25]This accent both embarrassing.

[01:30:57]Chinese accent Kate.

[01:31:01]Chinese accent Kate.

[01:31:06]I forgot how normal Luna sound like.

[01:31:09]Huh? Normal Luna is with you for so many years and then only for 2 hours now. You forget the normal Luna. How can movie Chinese I cannot do in Malaysian Chinese accent I only um there's a few sentence that I always copy.

[01:32:12]Please roast me on stream.

[01:32:38]shopping Luna Luna.

[01:33:15]How about what's that?

[01:33:28]You guys know in Chinese Cantonese checkups. Supreme Malaysia TV.

[01:34:40]Okay.

[01:34:45]Cartoon.

[01:34:48]Cartoon. Malaysia.

[01:35:03]Come on.

[01:35:34]Hey, bye.

[01:35:56]Lulu Luna brother. Luna brother.

[01:36:18]voice actor.

[01:36:30]Wow.

[01:36:41]Huh?

[01:36:49]Anyways, Fore!

[01:37:18]Foreign! Foreign!

[01:37:42]Hello.

[01:37:48]Hello.

[01:37:55]PowerPul.

[01:38:19]Oh my god.

[01:38:28]Luna spa.

[01:38:33]Imagine I'm a character and then I'm going to I'm going to laugh in.

[01:38:40]And then my character will be robot.

[01:38:44]And then whenever I laugh is it's because I was like like I was like No, no. Imagine Robot robot.

[01:39:25]Luna.

[01:39:27]Luna.

[01:40:06]robot.

[01:40:15]Start start robot.

[01:41:02]Charge battery charger.

[01:41:06]Charge robot robot.

[01:41:24]Sorry. So lame.

[01:41:34]No.

[01:41:35]Do you understand my story of how the laugh is just like So when I laugh, it's like, "Oh my god, why is this cute creature?

[01:41:59]Am I only cute when I speak in this accent? Am I usually not cute? Why only today you guys like When will it come out on Netflix?

[01:42:18]Actually, this will be a good child children's story.

[01:42:23]Don't understand robot.

[01:43:04]fluent.

[01:43:15]Huh?

[01:43:35]Then the pack the the stationary stationary.

[01:44:09]to I remember. Okay.

[01:44:37]pilot.

[01:44:40]Stay below.

[01:44:52]Buddha.

[01:45:04]Buddha.

[01:45:25]Muscle.

[01:45:57]Optimum pride.

[01:45:59]Optimum pride babe. Optimum pride.

[01:46:13]Optimus Prime.

[01:46:17]Thank you.

[01:46:23]Thank you.

[01:46:44]Say God learn something.

[01:46:55]Wow. Wow. Wow. Pick one.

[01:47:29]dot dot dot.

[01:47:34]You know when you then ending.

[01:47:59]What is bojo?

[01:48:04]Bojo.

[01:48:06]Why you bo? Why you bojo?

[01:48:51]Facebook And then you Okay.

[01:49:36]End of the story.

[01:49:48]Oh no.

[01:49:51]Can you explain me about 666 about my Chinese friend also cannot understand 666 sometime Luna uh also use C6 when I play order of king 66 muscle up in Chinese we call it le is six in Chinese and then it's also sounds similar to le it means smooth so basically it means Smooth.

[01:50:23]Smooth like that.

[01:50:28]If you if you never understand what it means, that's what it means. Yeah, I use it before with my viewer when I play on of King, but I I don't know if they understand. I just s like no one reply or they reply me with sticker.

[01:50:51]Lama cry at corner. No, we so late on screen. No, no, no. It's a short video. It's a Malay dude. Go and interview Amoy and ask food zone is don't teach them things like that.

[01:51:24]Let's say and then we win and then we smoothly and then I like oh good game good game or someone perform super extra early in a really good you go 666 lulu new stuff exalt try to remember Don't mind me. Just sliding in.

[01:51:51]>> Sliding in.

[01:51:57]>> Thank you. Y for the L.

[01:52:02]Yeah. Malaysian version of 67 in Chinese in Cantonese. I look actually is sweating.

[01:52:12]Nasma is not.

[01:52:16]You don't get me come all over again on how nasi lama the the surface meaning is just nasi and llama meaning the nasi cook with lama itself is already nasi lama you guys already call him manu Anything else you want to ask before I go off?

[01:53:13]I think I think I taught you enough today.

[01:53:27]>> Damn son, thanks for the donation.

[01:53:30]>> If Nazi lic but no lame a certified Karen moment.

[01:53:35]>> Thank you sis for the super chat.

[01:53:42]Try order.

[01:53:48]Can I have nasi without Shut up. That one is afterwards.

[01:54:07]Doesn't come from there.

[01:54:23]Very random.

[01:54:29]for Chicken rice kind. Yeah, you're correct.

[01:55:35]Gotcha.

[01:55:48]Try that's Cantonese. Chinese is you know I have seen meme saying about how Chinese Malaysian like chicken rice so much. At first I was like man and then and then I realized it's me.

[01:56:18]But then in uni I almost eat chicken rice every week and maybe almost every almost almost every day.

[01:56:27]I probably go eat my lunch at chicken rice shop every day.

[01:56:31]And then someday I will actually crave for chicken rice. And I was like, "Wow, that's not a name that's real.

[01:57:01]Why? Each time I come the chicken become smaller.

[01:57:08]Back then when I was in uni, the uncle uh chicken rice shop that I went, the uncle has uh he his chicken rice shop soup. His chicken rice soup is a cabbage soup. So it's really nice, you know. So I I keep asking him to refill until one day because I went there so many time. He he he just straight out asked me like, "You want me to give you just in the big bowl?" And then ever since every time I went there to eat chicken rice, I always got a huge bowl of chicken rice soup.

[01:57:49]And then the uncle moved away afterwards.

[01:57:52]After a year or two, I think two years I think at least he moved into a mall already.

[01:58:02]He like I just give you the big one. If you want lucky just telling me I was like yeah hungry for chicken rice at 11:30 Malaysian approved. To be honest, chicken rice shop is picked sometime.

[01:58:19]I didn't specifically like the chicken rice shop brand, but chicken rice sh good. I only like the roast I only specifically write the like the roasted chicken one a lot.

[01:58:33]Okay, hear me out.

[01:58:50]Apple lucky sate.

[01:58:55]sate.

[01:59:15]I Fore! Foreign! Foreign!

[01:59:44]A papa sawi. Hey, come.

[02:00:48]At least Wait, why is the chipmunk song back then? The chipmunk song.

[02:01:12]Oh. Oh, you don't I only have Oh, wait.

[02:01:15]Lonely.

[02:01:17]I am so lonely.

[02:01:20]I am nobody.

[02:01:24]What do I do?

[02:01:28]Sorry, I'm ending my stream soon.

[02:01:39]lonely. I'm so lonely.

[02:01:45]And then and then actually before I had that in my brain, the song that in my brain is crazy fog.

[02:02:03]Lonely. I'm so lonely. I'm your body.

[02:02:07]No, I'm your body.

[02:02:09]No, I'm nobody. I don't know what's the lyric.

[02:02:13]I actually don't know what's the lyric.

[02:02:18]>> A lyric? What? What lyric?

[02:02:25]Am I too old?

[02:02:43]I'm a Barbie girl in a Barbie world.

[02:02:47]Life in plastic is fantastic. You can touch my hair and dress me everywhere.

[02:02:54]imagination. That is your creation. Come on, Barbie. Let's go party. Ah. Ah. Ah.

[02:03:00]Yeah. Come on, Barbie. Let's go potty.

[02:03:05]What does the fox say?

[02:03:20]What does the fox say, Nanny? Anyways, why you got why you like stick on this?

[02:03:28]What about this is worth like sticking?

[02:03:33]Okay. So supportive Wait, I can make it sound really low.

[02:03:59]Never mind. It's not that low.

[02:04:15]Don't ask me what I'm doing. I also don't know what I'm doing. I'm supposed to end my stream at 11:30 because I want to play on King.

[02:04:26]The band that sung those song are actually my childhood. A P H Dosing childhood song.

[02:04:39]You know most of us no matter your age though actually if you're super young now probably not your childhood but May I help you?

[02:04:52]I'm your little butterfly.

[02:04:54]I'm your little butterfly.

[02:04:58]I forgot the barking. Say what? There's a barking one. [ __ ] I forgot.

[02:05:21]Is this supposed to be a joke later that I didn't realize?

[02:05:27]You just unlock a forgotten childhood memory. You know sometime Salmon Nan for those who doesn't know is my sister.

[02:05:35]Sometimes Salmon Nissan she would like randomly throw me one childhood memory.

[02:05:44]The other day she sent me another child song. I forgot what they are.

[02:05:51]But then one of the cho song that most of you probably know is Barney is a dinosaur who come from different I don't know. And then also the I don't know what's there.

[02:06:33]Bob the Builder. Can you fix it? Pop the get me starting.

[02:06:47]I shouldn't be.

[02:06:52]I shouldn't be.

[02:06:59]Luna sing stay with me please.

[02:07:02]You know how the extreme Chinese accent will sound like? Stay with me.

[02:07:18]No, it sounds the same. Never mind.

[02:07:21]You shouldn't, but you will. Shut up.

[02:07:26]Extend stream.

[02:07:54]I forgot the last line.

[02:08:00]Kelly without you. Kelly form five.

[02:08:35]Bully bundle.

[02:08:51]What's that?

[02:08:52]>> Thanks for the donation.

[02:08:54]>> Thank you >> from Emil Waken. Chiao. Let's go.

[02:09:04]>> Is it do remember Li also you asked me to sing properly. Next time when I do proper car today I am singing like what I'm not even singing properly.

[02:09:39]Why are you guys requesting song? Huh?

[02:09:42]You wish Luna was your teacher? What am I going to teach you? How to say either slang that one not slang I mean Today we're talking about accent. If the accent I can do is only Chinese accent because that's my root.

[02:10:25]But try singing Chinese song in Malaysian accent. I don't think it would sound I don't think it will sound different.

[02:10:35]Okay. It will sound a bit different but it wouldn't be that noticeable because it just will sound a bit more We okay the a main main difference because we're singing song now we sound almost the same the only difference is that we don't pronounce H and without H properly when in song probably that's the you probably can't really realize people is from which country which place which location which location that I'm coming from. You would not you would not know because Yeah. So in Chinese we have like this malexation.

[02:11:34]We have sun, we have sh like that, right? So Malaysian Chinese never pronounce them properly.

[02:11:44]So that could be the things that give off like like okay like Yeah, that's the spelling correctly. It's like that. But then Malaysian probably Okay, listen first, right? You can see the like the H you should have.

[02:12:33]But then the problem that maybe Malaysian Chinese might make but not not always because in Chinese singing we try to make it sounds more proper. We might sing like like it's not.

[02:12:53]Can you hear the different not very obvious to you guys? And maybe I deserve a praise after so many years.

[02:13:24]Even after I am still proud even though there is nowhere else for me to flex my SPM result. So the only place I can flex about my result is in my stream where because in my workplace no one care about my SP result anymore.

[02:13:43]No one care about my SP result anymore.

[02:13:47]Who care? Maybe you guys like that's the only time I feel like w my SP result is earning some fame is giving me some proudness. Ah, Malaysian tabo. Malaysian girl. Yeah, tabo is girl. Tabo is hin.

[02:14:16]Luna very clever one.

[02:14:19]Luna. So many. It's okay. I care.

[02:14:24]No one even care about Yeah. No one cares. You know in secondary school teacher tell us that your maka coco your core curriculum point has to be higher. So your overall point blah blah blah blah they will look at this when you go to uni. No, no.

[02:14:45]No one ever asked about my maka coco.

[02:14:50]But but having s society experience right leadership leadership Fore! Foreign! Foreign!

[02:15:26]At least you should put 11 a in your name. Luna.

[02:15:54]This Luna, do you know? What the hell?

[02:16:00]What the hell? Hin hen.

[02:16:09]Hin behind.

[02:16:42]H.

[02:16:55]What?

[02:17:09]Steal.

[02:17:29]No, actually I'm Hawin. Yuna is Hoken.

[02:17:32]But then Luna don't know because Luna somewhat grow up more in a haka village.

[02:17:45]There's a lot of slang in Chinese slay mandrin like those are not slang those are dialect those are dialect. What is a slang?

[02:18:03]Define slang. You know what is a slang?

[02:18:05]Slang is like a certain term that we use that is not a proper word, but then we use it a lot. That's a slang.

[02:18:21]That's also not an accent.

[02:18:24]Accent is how you how your tone and the way you pronounce thing caused by your original mother tongue.

[02:19:05]I might mix here and there a certain turn by only some group understand it. That's a slack. Yeah.

[02:19:18]It's like a fun only you.

[02:19:32]Why only you? Okay.

[02:19:40]off already.

[02:20:00]Yeah.

[02:20:15]Luna everyday.

[02:20:22]Okay, I'm going to show you how my everyday talking is. If I'm speaking English, you probably sound like this.

[02:20:29]Like an essay is how you pronounce word, the sound and tone of your voice. While slang is the specific word you use in formal vocabularies.

[02:20:55]And then my Chinese in real life is Chinese Malaysia accent. Yeah, cuz I speak to Malaysian Chinese a lot.

[02:21:07]If I speak to whoever, then it switch.

[02:21:09]However, accent though, yeah, I can switch. I usually kind of follow the person. If the person speak a very Chinese English, I would reply somewhat Chinese English like uh an accent is like this one. So you just do this and then you just do that and then like that right but then if it's if you're speaking a little bit more towards the English American side and that's when I will speak a bit more like that but I cannot really do that a lot which is what I what I do uh when I speak in Luna cuz I try to avoid very Malaysian accent but I think is still not western enough. It's still It still sound like a mixture of something.

[02:22:14]Bailey X and Luna.

[02:22:19]Now you know. Now you know.

[02:22:28]All right guys where same I also switch accent when I talk to western people when I go overseas.

[02:22:43]I want to listen peace. I have never hear you in western accent.

[02:22:51]You always think the most Malaysian accent ever whenever I talk to you.

[02:22:58]I want to Okay, you know the if you are in the next gaming session, I want to listen your western accent and your Chinese, the more you know.

[02:23:15]Say miss you still miss.

[02:23:20]Hey, good job.

[02:23:26]I have a question.

[02:23:45]This is my daily accent by the way.

[02:23:51]Let me share episode vlog. Japan vlog.

[02:24:05]Haven't seem like you.

[02:24:21]Yeah. If you go to UK, do you change to UK accent?

[02:24:28]I I don't I thank you to for the five gift membership. Thank you so much. How do you like my Malaysian accent?

[02:24:43]Welcome Dave. Welcome to the no g. I hope you enjoy stay house.

[02:24:58]Thank you again to for being so generous.

[02:25:03]>> Thank you so much.

[02:25:06]Hey, you got that machine. Thank you.

[02:25:12]Uh, that's what we call good boy.

[02:25:16]>> If you are a boy or maybe a good girl, huh? Get your gift and say thank you.

[02:25:21]Politeness is important.

[02:25:25]>> Luna, the girl of a thousand voice.

[02:25:29]>> The voice is the same.

[02:25:34]No, Luna doesn't know how to speak UK accent, I think. But I can somewhat copy if I'm watching a YouTube shot or something. But then if you ask me to speak just like that, no, cuz I never did that and no one ever did that. I I don't have No. Yeah.

[02:26:03]I want to try but I know it's going to be suck.

[02:26:08]Give me a sentence. All I know is all I you know the very typical one is do you want to have a cup of tea? That's all.

[02:26:21]Bottle of water.

[02:26:24]Harry Potter. Per stereotype I don't know what else can talk here sir I don't know what else I swear to God I don't know how do you do this I am so bad you know I can copy a lot of accent but not when it comes to English top of top of the Morning.

[02:26:56]Would you like a biscuit and tea?

[02:26:59]Tuesday.

[02:27:02]I know you can almost always end with bro. I have no idea. What are you trying to make me sound like?

[02:27:11]>> Okay. Membership area.

[02:27:13]>> I don't know how to sound like a British person.

[02:27:19]I swear I don't know.

[02:27:21]I'm going to cry.

[02:27:24]Here you Zaki to the no peep gang. I hope you enjoy your stay in the dog house.

[02:27:32]Tuesday, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, sat Saturday, Sunday.

[02:27:47]We have a new member in it.

[02:27:51]I bro the weather start scorching in it.

[02:27:55]Can I ask lovely? Oh, lovely.

[02:28:09]Oh, you know they always call people something else.

[02:28:13]Oh, darling. Oh, very lovely.

[02:28:20]They call everyone darling even though you are not their darling.

[02:28:24]Splendid. A jolly good joy. I don't know how to do a jolly good job. It's only cost five quid. What is quit? I know. 5.

[02:28:40]Can I not have a pineapple on my pizza?

[02:28:42]I cannot.

[02:28:50]Notice our rela will pronounce every letter in Wednesday and then western people only pronounce it Wednesday.

[02:28:57]Wednesday.

[02:29:04]I thought they pronounce it faster only like Wednesday. Wednesday.

[02:29:14]Can I have a bottle of water? The quit is UK money. W They don't use pound.

[02:29:22]It's so hot here that my body is melting.

[02:29:27]It's so hot here that my body is melting.

[02:29:33]I feel embarrassing.

[02:29:37]Wednesday.

[02:29:39]Tuesday. Tuesday.

[02:29:46]I tried. So, hi. This is the most I can do. I can't really do accent.

[02:29:56]And for some reason, I didn't think using Luna voice will ever work. It's so hot here that my body is melting.

[02:30:05]Nah, I don't know.

[02:30:09]I don't know, man. English accent is hard.

[02:30:22]I I wanted to do a short or a video of me just popping for an hour. A loopable popping sound.

[02:30:32]Wait, listen.

[02:30:35]It's actually so satisfying.

[02:30:43]And you can make it sounds clearer.

[02:30:50]You can do it in different pitch.

[02:30:58]Wait.

[02:31:02]Ah.

[02:31:12]with goldfish background. I'm going to have my head in the goldfish buddy.

[02:31:18]Luna, can you pronounce tree and tree?

[02:31:23]Okay, to be very honest, how I pronounce both is tree and tree, but I can try to pronounce it tree. Three, three, three, three. Is that the difference? I don't know.

[02:31:42]Okay.

[02:31:48]English in UK has tons of accent like scures, Scott, Welsh, and Irish.

[02:31:58]Tree tree tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three tree three everybody yeah we ending our dream. Yeah. Yeah. We out of topic.

[02:32:32]Yeah. Yeah.

[02:32:36]We shift the topic.

[02:32:39]Yeah. Yeah.

[02:32:43]I'm going to end my stream actually. For real. For real. To ending screen we go.

[02:32:46]I wait. To ending screen we go. I hope you enjoy the stream today.

[02:33:02]What's enjoy even in Malay the Hey, the Check out Luna YouTube.

[02:34:22]Uh, I forgot where's my next stream.

[02:34:25]Look at the schedule yourself.

[02:34:27]Maybe Friday or or or or maybe Thursday.

[02:34:31]I forgot. Check yourself. Yay! Bye.

[02:34:36]To the ending screen we go.

[02:34:54]You know, I can screenshot this and make it my review testimonials of Luna Stream.

[02:35:02]bombastic. And then people were like, "This must be paid review. Why does it sound so formal, so fake? Must be Google translated.

[02:35:16]Good night. Good night."

[02:35:23]Oh, for Friday adoption stream, right? I was planning to do it like back then where you can fill in a form by writing on it which was so long ago. We haven't do for so so long. But then we had one for applying for Luna husband but who cares being Luna husband right? So I was thinking like maybe I can make Urfi adopt you as a dog for real for real this time around. So it will be an Urufi stream and then I will let you fill in your bio data like whatever it should be. Uh it's not really bio bio data that way but then yeah there will be stuff that you can fill in with your handwriting or whatever and then you're going to submit it and then Urui will review it on the stream will be the one adopting. Yes sir.

[02:36:16]Five star review.

[02:36:28]Anyways, I haven't prepared the form but then I will I will do it probably tomorrow.

[02:36:39]Thursday, right? The stream. Friday.

[02:36:42]Wait, I forgot. I just read it. Friday.

[02:36:44]Yeah, maybe I would do the form tomorrow so you got time to fill it in.

[02:36:58]Okay.

[02:37:00]Anyway, like you know, even though bye-bye in Chinese, but then we don't say that. We also say bye-bye. Bye-bye.

[02:37:16]And then fun fact, it could be this or this when you when you're typing online because eight in Chinese read as P and then it is one. So by and then bye-bye.

[02:37:41]Yeah.

[02:37:44]Yay. You learn something. But I think people now they didn't use it too much.

[02:37:49]You It's It's I think a few years ago online people like to use it a lot like so so so All right.

[02:38:06]I'm going to count in Chinese cuz I can.

[02:38:09]No, I'm going to count in by Good I