13:13literally or figuratively
13:17yeah, haiteimashita is continuous past
13:39zo is just for extra emotion basically
13:44Hairimashita is just "entered" while the other is more like "has entered" i think?? Not sure
13:47zo in this case is just "accent" for dad i think
13:49you don't need desu after a verb
13:51masculine sentence ending
13:52た is taking the point of ます, ぞ is taking the place of よ
13:55how are we supposed to focus with thise cute ears
14:23don't think about it too hard. Language is a little funky no matter which language you learn
14:40the te makes it continuous
15:01te iru is continuous the ta/mashita is past
15:05-ta can also be present perfect from what I understand
15:06maybe from papas perspective is like" how does this keep getting into her pockets"
15:12はいる into はいている -> you put the verb into て form, and then いる
15:13masu formal yo casual
15:20yo is just an end of sentence particle
15:30yo isn't just like an expression, like enphasis on the sentence?
15:58masu and yo are two quite different things
16:25in this context "put inside"
16:32hairimashita is formal past for hairu, has entered
16:47:_muyuXD:she's just a calfie
16:49information overload :_muyudizzy:
16:51it's a lot to take in lol