I don't necessarily say "dahlah" or "haiyaaa" but I most certainly think it whenever the situation arises. It's these kind of words that somehow fully describe certain situations better than 1000 words ever could.
What’s funny is that “adiós” means goodbye in Spanish but that “a dios” also means “to God”. Sometimes Kaela hits that “a” in a way that makes me feel like I’m back in Spanish Catholic church.
Nobody uses "addio" in Italy tho, cause the meaning it's the same as "farewell " in English or "sayonara" in Japanese. So yeah we use "ciao" (informal) or "arrivederci" (formal).
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-Jdon
-Haiyaa
-dahlah
-adios
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I'm gonna add more
-Realy?
I don't necessarily say "dahlah" or "haiyaaa" but I most certainly think it whenever the situation arises. It's these kind of words that somehow fully describe certain situations better than 1000 words ever could.
Ruuude
Kaela the influencer
Kaela the flogger, lol
How can you not want to be like Kaela? She's so -cute- cool! Yeah! 😅
"GSH" - Kaela, probably
Big cat means big adios
Kaela the Vlogger
Flogger
V-flogger 😏😏
What’s funny is that “adiós” means goodbye in Spanish but that “a dios” also means “to God”. Sometimes Kaela hits that “a” in a way that makes me feel like I’m back in Spanish Catholic church.
She is kaela shin after all
'goodbye' is just a slurred 'god be with ye'
gotta spread kaela-shin cult at any chance after all
Adieu is similar. Goodbye is short form of God Be With Ye.
I can't believe I just learned the etymology of goodbye from a barely topic-relevant hololive clip
She got adios brainrot
The girls picking one each other's mannerism is a sign of closeness and bonds forming :D
Kaela is everyone's mama, even mama's
"Adios, payasos" - Raora, probably
adiosT
Kaela just turn Raora from gatto to gato
Adiosss
0:17 "that's what she said"
I'm sorry, I'll excuse myself
You beat me to it.
Kaela Virus
Kaela the enabler
Kaela catchphrases
kaela is cute by default
Interesting that it’s missing the s but has the same amount of letters
but is not ciao goodbye in italian?
Ciao can also be used as a greeting, so it both means "hello" and "goodbye". Addio is just for goodbye.
Nobody uses "addio" in Italy tho, cause the meaning it's the same as "farewell " in English or "sayonara" in Japanese. So yeah we use "ciao" (informal) or "arrivederci" (formal).