09:20Not dumb :_muyuangry:
09:43aku is open, I think
09:53haitte is te verb form; its like an -ing in english
10:13te is the te form it's for connecting it to iru
10:30Hai te ta is a very casual form of past tense
10:46teta is past tense i believe
10:55zo is a very casual form like Yo
10:57haiteiru shortened to haiteru
10:57but its like 3 things in japanese, is happening, is currently happening and happens
11:00this conversation scares me, so I can't help:face-fuchsia-tongue-out:
11:06the zo is just ending to accent
11:15hes just using lazy old man word slurring
11:21Hairimashita in this case
11:34haku means to wer too...
11:49yeah that could be a way to look at it
11:54But it has the te in between
12:00he speaks super super casually
12:01Teiru is like progressive form. The "teiru" is often shortened to "teru"
12:32formal would be haiteimashita
12:44because it's past iru
12:47any time you see him end a sentence with た or だ, just think of します, or です
12:54JP seems to enjoy shortcuts the way French Canadian does
12:58はいていました is continuous
12:59formality; youre using masu form vs not using masu