Language Cheat Reincarnation – Young Girl VTuber Saves the World Chapter 203: Beyond The Cheat

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Challenging the Guinness World Record, reaching the 58th language.

The person on the other end of the call seed perplexed by my lack of response and was asking sothing.

However, I couldn't respond.

Viewers also seed to notice the anomaly, and the comnts section began to stir.

>Iroha-chan, why did you suddenly go silent?

>Is it a microphone issue? (U.S.)

>No, her 3D model's mouth isn't moving either, so I think she's really silent (U.S.)

>Is it because the other person's pronunciation is bad, and you can't understand?

>What language is this in the first place?

>Is this… isn't it Afrikaans? (Arabic)

What, Afrikaans!?

I could feel my cheeks twitching as I read the chats.

It's not a mistake for Afrikaans, right?

Well, that language doesn't even exist.

Embarrassingly enough, I, being less knowledgeable, didn't even know the na of this language.

However, in a stroke of luck, the comnter from earlier kept posting and providing information.

>It's one of the official languages of the Republic of South Africa (Arabic)

>I'm working here in Saudi Arabia as a laborer, but I'm originally from there (Arabic)

>Strictly in terms of the number of speakers, it's actually the newest language derived from European languages (Arabic)

Currently, there are nearly 7,000 languages in the world.

Well, the count can vary depending on how you categorize them, but leave that aside.

Despite the decline in languages and dialects, a new language is stillborn at a rate of approximately 1 in 100.

In this case, when we say "new", it ans that it has beco an official language, so we're talking on a scale of centuries…

This is bad.

I completely ssed up.

I'm familiar with the Republic of South Africa.

As the na suggests, it's a country in the southern part of the African continent.

It upholds multilingualism, and I recall it having 10 or more official languages.

It's the opposite of Japan and the United States, which don't designate official languages.

However, education is conducted in English…

I had been putting off learning it, thinking, "Well, for now, English should do.".

It must be because things were progressing so smoothly up to this point.

The staff mber approached with a concerned expression.

Even now, a native Afrikaans speaker has approached and said sothing.

It's easy to say "I don't understand" at this point, but… while acting, I quietly inford the staff mber of the situation.

She widened her eyes and then nodded approvingly.

>What, is she okay?

>Is that why she suddenly went silent? (U.S.)

>Just when she tied for the world record