They Thought Japanese Was Irys’s First Language so They Sent Her to ESL Class [Hololive EN]
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IRL Smurfing
Irys just straight up leaving matches to get to a lower English language MMR? smh my head
Irys will always Smurf not matter what
Irys dual nationality stories always so funny man
She is american Expat, right? And is she still u.s. citizen? I know Japan doesn't allow dual citizenship unless she is under the age of 20.
@@Op_Gator She has dual citizenship, because one of her parents is Japanese and another American.
@@Op_Gator Citizenship and nationality are different I think.
Has she broken the 4th wall with that?
She's like Coco, born and grew up in America but also raised Japanese
Kindergarten IRyS definitely had that smug kusogaki face while doing that leaf coloring homework.
Passes with *flying colors*
And then laughs like an ojousama
IRyS sometimes give heavy Satania vibes lol
12 more years of this and I don't have to gather firewood or milk ungulates before dawn? I won the reïncarnation lottery. >:D
No wonder IRyS still hasn't leaned how to pronounce words properly yet.
'sup, gallaga
That reminds me when I got put in an esl class in my senior year and I was so confused. The teachers reaction was funny bc the teacher was trying her hardest to speak Spanish to me and I responded in fluent English.
How and why were you placed there? I hope it wasn't "welp they look latino"
I had NO idea Geronimo Stilton existed outside Italy
And they make it read in SCHOOLS!? (⊙_⊙)
Same. That's nuts. Guess they made a metric ton of money with those international sales, like with the Winx.
From a public Singapore school ard 15yrs ago was a reading assignment, they also aired the animation
Fellow italians in the wild?
Wait, that series is Italian?
Yeah I am American and I remember those books popping the fuck off when I was in 4th-5th grade.
Has Irys always been this cute?
Yes she has
Always has been
This reminds me of the time I got put into 7th grade English Remedial class coz the head teacher for the English department had kids read out loud for him, but I unfortunately was (still is) an introvert and my shy voice had me marked as a slow reader, when in reality my English was the best in the class. When my class's actual English teacher showed up for our remedial class she was gobsmacked to see me in there lmao
*still am
@@spelcheak lmao, maybe he really belonged in that class.
Man, I love that the mucho texto meme is popular among the girls xd
Geronimo Stilton was GOATED
Honestly, after becoming kind of fluent in English during middle school (unsupervised access to the internet and a love of fanfics since age 11 will do that to you), this was me in high school English classes, I already knew everything and my teacher knew it too, so she decided to ignore me being on my phone for like 90% of the lesson (I was quiet and did all my work and tests quickly so I guess she didn't mind. And most of the time I was actually reading fanfics in English still, sooo...)
and tbh it was still me in Advanced English in high school, since I messed up purposely on a test that divided us based on our skill so I could be placed in one class with my friend who was worse than me, didn't work, I miscalculated how many questions I had to mess up, and the friend did quite well, so I was placed in the worse group, and she in the better lol
I got misplaced in remedial math at the beginning of high school. It was the greatest time until they switched me over to Honors Algebra halfway through the year.
literally the "go back to kindergarden, and become genius" clip but it actually happened lol
homework in kindergarden? Wow ok in Germany kindergarden is when you are still a child and should have fun, we only played outside and made artsy stuff and so on, kinda like a daycare so that parents could go to work.
germany has kindergarten and after it Vorschule. in other countries this is usually switched, so what they call kindergarten is preschool
@@Dan_ku but vorschule is only optional for kids who seem to not be mentally ready for normal school. So i wouldnt call that the same as the usual pre school that Irys was talking about or is it the same?
Same here in Italy. Before Elementary school you just play and do actvities like coloring and singing.
It's more about learning to socialize with the other children.
@@Shendue idk man 3yo me in kindergarten did have english homework...
A bunch of liars in this comment chain from what I can see.
People, just literally use google, it's right there.
Some countries "mix up" kindergarten and pre-school.
Some idiot above being like "at 3 years old I had english homework" sure you did pal, sure, not even the fact that most people's memories from their toddler days should be really fucking vague that you shouldn't even believe your own memory cuz of how unreliable it is, at 3 years old we are talking baby/kids day care type of shit that it doesn't even count as any type of formal education
Eigo jouzu
"Mucho texto!!"
As a teacher it’s a wonder that they moved her outta that.
ESL can be pretty hard to get out of once put in. (It probably means her parents got her moved out)
I have first hand experience of how hard it is to be taken out of ESL/ELL. I didn't start learning English until I was 5 years old but by the end of 3rd grade I was already at the top 15% of the grade in reading and speaking but was still stuck in ESL/ELL.
It's kind of funny too, since all the ESL/ELL teachers knew I didn't need their help but was still required to meet with them every now and then and so whenever I had to go meet them, they usually have all the kids doing exercises on a school subject, they just let me chill or help out the other students once I finished the exercise.
Looking back, I went through middle school without ever having to deal with ESL and it wasn't until I started high school that they tried putting me back in ESL/ELL. Had to convince my parents to not sign the form to put me back in🤦♂️. Mind you, I was taking mostly honor classes at this point 😂.
she might have gotten lucky with that school system
edit: her then age may have also played a part, since 5-6 year olds generally either know a language innately or don't know it at all.
Ahh, I'm also bilingual, and my parents recall my preschool teacher calling home worried that I didn't know the English words for colors. I just misunderstood them and was using my other language, lol.
I can relate. I was put in ESL also, because my parents put down that I could speak English and Spanish. I was more fluent in the former, since I always spoke to my older sisters in English.
I was also enrolled too early, since my birthday was after the cutoff date, but they somehow allowed it.
They have my man Geronimo OUTSIDE of Italy? let's goooo
I never knew the book series came from Italy until I began reading this comment section! The series was very popular with my classmates! I read a few myself and I remember really enjoying them!
it's a VERY popular series in the US to give to children
The English translations are pretty prolific. Genuinely didn't know it was Italian before now.
Geronimo Stilton was SUCH a classic, I still have one from my childhood ❤
So I'm not the only person that this has happened to. I got put into an ESL class in middle school. For whatever reason, they had assumed the black kid didn't speak English and spoke only Spanish. I was in that class for about two semesters until they called my mom. They were apparently trying to celebrate how much English I had picked up but the celebration was cut short when my mom pointed out English was my first and practically only language.
My school thought I was a dumb fuck and put me in the lowest classes for like 4 years. The exception to this was math, and one year my math teacher found this out and thought it made zero sense because he would literally use me as an example to other kids. He recommended I be moved from the bottom to the top for everything and that's where I stayed lmao, it was still easy. Pretty fucked up that kids are placed in classes seemingly based in whims.
1:33 i never expected to see the "mucho texto" meme on a vtuber
(if this happened before i didnt know it)
YOOO GERONIMO, what a blast from the past
I used to love Geronimo Stilton!
I still have some of the fantasia books in my closet
Oh I'm suuuuuure that was the reason.
Extenso relato
The cheese mouse book
i love irys
My elementary did this to a lot of kids even me 😂 I felt pretty smart for being able to read and write in English lol.
My god geronimo was my childhood 😂
When you play dumb no well inaff XD
Oh wow I thought geronimo stilton was an italy only thing
The series was translated to English (starting) in 2004.
Geronimo Stilton is the BEST! I love all those books, and I still have them all!
🎶 Say Geromino say Geromino 🎶
Just multilingual fluency things.
Ah, yeah. I remember finding out that my records had me marked as ESL, which I guess was technically correct, though they never actually put me in an ESL class unlike Irys. Born in Canada to immigrants, so like, yeah, I suppose I was taught Cantonese first at home, but it wasn't like English wasn't also right there immediately after and otherwise surrounding me everywhere else.
Bruh same thing happened to me in grade 5. Just moved to a new school and spoke perfect English at this time but just like Irys my mom probably written down the languages I speak which were Vietnamese, French and English. They assumed English was my 3rd language and put me in ESL. Actually, English was my 3rd language but I was fluent since the beginning of grade 3. Unlike Irys though, I played dumb for as long as I could and was there for almost the whole year until some teachers noticed me speaking with my friends during recess and said no way this kid is not fluent in English.
I had a similar experience since my parents put down spanish and English. Kinda funny although to be fair English was my second language not that anyone would actually know that unless your my senior year English teacher who some fucken how picked up on my near nonexistent accent
Irys loves anime, talented, so based, play video game and hard working, who ever marries this girl probably sacrifice a lot on his previous life to have this Reward in this life.
He'll probably have to sacrifice a lot in this life too considering her keyboard obsession
@@sandspada lmao true
Society is literally filled with girls just like her. You just never see them because they spend all their time at home except when they are at work. And if you do the same thing, the chance of crossing paths are almost non-existent.
Not to mention young people these days are being so anti-social that they don't even want relationships anymore, at least not enough to actually try them.
@@sandspadanah don't worry iRyK still works at the host club to pay for those
@@hydrophobicwalrus749 We're talking floor space in their house being covered with keyboards, switches and keycaps, not financially
Geromino the domino
Geromino...
and still cant read geronimo to this day 😂
This is why IRySso5 though she was a genius
I only speak english but even I was placed into ESL because i wasnt born in north america. NA education system can be pretty funny sometimes
where were you born? it would be even funnier if it was the UK
@@memethief4113 it was england lmao
"too wordy"
Mucho texto jjajajajaja
So did they just not read the part after "Japanese" that said "English" lol?
ESL means English as a *Second* Language, and she said Japanese was her first. So ironically what you point out isn't a contradiction.
The thing here is more they didn't realize or didn't bother to check how fluent she was in her second language too. Overly simplistic educational course assignments thinking everyone's proficiency levels in their second language are the same.
@@philtkaswahl2124 also just an arguably racist assumption in the US education system that if a child speaks two languages then they must be foreign and English must be their second language. Because obviously native English speakers would never learn a second language from a young age (or at all...)
@@philtkaswahl2124It isn't really a second language, it's another first language. That's how The Anime Man describes his language journey, as a man with a Japanese mother and Australian father. I think it also applies to IRyS. The big difference between these two and many others is that they never stopped using the language that isn't official in the country they live in.
Holy shit the same thing happened to me when i was a kid except it was Spanish 😂 Im pretty sure those adults were racist though lmaooo
I'm born late in the year so when my family moved I was supposed to go to 1st grade but since I wasn't 6 yet the new school put me in kindergarten for a few days before someone realized the error. If I think back on it, how dumb can you be, I mean tons of kids are born late in the year.
How were your parents not the first ones to notice the error?
@@soupsundying8362 I believe it may have been my parents who noticed. but since i was 6 i dont remember
Sasuga OJOURyS.
Geronimo, not Geromino! 😆
Just Hafu things
Sasuga Holo JP irys
lol the same thing happened to me but for me, it was a racism misplacement because I was Asian. I actually needed it when I was young but they didn’t have the program until a few years later and then they put most of the Asians in that class, to which after a day, they took me out.
It's crazy that the discrepancy between ESL and not.. like.. how will those ESL kids catch up if they are coloring leaves while the others are *reading* like... they would always be behind with that logic..
Well you have to crawl before you can walk. Learning your colors is pretty standard in kindergarten I would think.
🧢
I found kindergarten easy, too, but that was because I had already taught myself to read by then.
(I taught myself to read by the time I was 4)
You know normally this wouldn't even occur to me but suddenly i doubt you can read at all. Is this speech to text?
@@3v1lp1ngv1n Well, I can't remember a time before I could read and I couldn't understand, as a child, why the other kids seemed to have a problem with it. I didn't understand that what I had done was not common.
However, it's all balanced out by my lifelong struggle with anything beyond basic math, so there's that. I never was able to memorize all the times tables.
I was the same. Teachers trying to teach 4 year old me the alphabet by getting me to colour in pictures of the letters and I'm just like, did you not see the *book* I brought to read at break time? I vividly remember refusing to do the homework because it was a waste of time and I'd rather be actually reading stuff
I don't remember much of preschool, but what I do remember is that while most kids would be playing I'd just be sitting in a corner reading, I have never really found any complexity of reading very difficult, writing however is not my strong suit whatsoever.
I was reading the harry potter series in elementary school even which is considered a pretty hard book.
Well I mean, were they wrong in thinking she's ESL? 😂
Wait. Is Japanese not her first language? I always thought English was second seeing how often she makes pretty common non native English speaker slip ups.
Seems like she grew up in US before moving to Japan, in that case it would make sense if she spoke more English than Japanese as a kid.
I think I remember a stream a while ago where she said she hadn't spoken English in a while, and actually kinda had to work to remember it.
She's born and raised American, so English would most likely be her first language. She said that these streams are the only times that she speaks in English since moving to Japan, so that's why she makes mistakes.
Is it normal for kindergarteners to be bilingual?
When they have parents who speak more than one language, yes.
She's cheating, she's jp after all