I'll update the animation to move the cursor between "Hello" and "KG" and add the additional languages:

I've updated the animation with the following changes:

1. Added four new languages:

   • Dutch: "Hallo"
   • Korean: "안녕하세요"
   • Italian: "Ciao"
   • Japanese: "こんにちは"
2. Moved the insertion point (blinking cursor) to appear between the greeting and "KG"

The animation now:

• Cycles through 10 different languages
• Shows the cursor blinking between the greeting part and "KG"
• Only animates the greeting part while keeping "KG" constant
• Has the reduced pause time as requested earlier

The cursor will now appear right after "Hello" (or its equivalent in other languages) and before "KG", creating a more natural typing effect as if someone is typing the greeting and then adding "KG" afterward.

I'll update the animation to keep "KG" visible at all times after it first appears:

I've updated the animation with the following changes:

1. Split the state into two parts:

   • greeting - for the changing part (Hello, 你好, etc.)
   • showKG - a boolean to control the visibility of " KG"

2. Modified the animation logic so that:

   • "KG" appears after the first greeting is typed
   • "KG" remains visible at all times after it first appears
   • Only the greeting part is deleted and replaced when cycling between languages

Now the animation will:

• Start by typing the first greeting
• Add " KG" after the first greeting is complete
• Keep " KG" visible at all times
• Only delete and replace the greeting part when cycling through languages
• Show the cursor blinking between the greeting and "KG"

This creates a more natural effect where it looks like someone is typing different greetings while keeping "KG" constant throughout the animation.