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>>155560 "desu" is common in declaratory sentences in Japanese. However, Suiseiseki has a tendency to end her sentences with "desu" regardless of necessity or appropriateness. Beyond this, the general Japanese pronunciation is stressed on the first syllable, with "su" being largely de-emphasized and sounding more like a breathy "s", to get a halted "dess" sound. Suiseiseki emphasizes the "su" in a manner only befitting the cute young girl type.
Other speech patters are notable, particularly Hina Ichigo's "na no" or Kanaria's "kashira", but Suiseiseki's "desu" is the most distinct and loved/hated.
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