Found this question asked during one of Coco's super chat readings, thought it was super interesting. As a bilingual, your preference for which language you use for things like counting or math can vary, so it was nice to know how it is for Coco on things like these.
Source stream (with timestamp):
• 【雑談】おはなししたい!女子会話✨
--Who's the streamer in the video?--
Kiryu Coco / 桐生ココ
A hololive 4th generation member and as she mentioned herself, "Your loving shitposting dragon waifu." Coco is a bilingual dragon girl VTuber well known for her unique styles of doing content, such as the famed morning news show Asacoco and Meme Reviews featuring content from the r/hololive subreddit. Despite her crude humor and "un-seiso-ness", not many people notice the large amount of knowledge, experience, and kindness she shows to the viewers and her fellow hololive members. Give her a stage, and she'll most definitely dominate it, as she has in her 3D streams and in hololive concerts like 2nd fes. Beyond the Stage.
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--Fun Fact--
There is no fun fact. Here's how to count in Japanese the easy way:
[listed in order is the number, kana, romaji, kanji]
1 いち (ichi) 一
2 に (ni) 二
3 さん (san) 三
4 よん (yon) 四
5 ご (go) 五
6 ろく (roku) 六
7 なな (nana) 七
8 はち (hachi) 八
9 きゅう (kyuu) 九
10 じゅう (juu) 十
0 れい、ゼロ、マル (rei, zero, maru) 零
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