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The tweet appears to be a mix of Japanese, Korean, and Chinese, along with some hashtags and a mention of a source. Here's the translation of the relevant parts: "250110 Chiku Gyoku (Juku Gyoku) Reuters ©️VenusC #Nine #GaoQingchen #นายท่านกรชิต (Mr. Krichit) #Nine-kun" The tweet seems to reference a specific topic or event related to "Nine" and "Gao Qingchen," along with some hashtags. The image link at the end suggests there is a picture associated with the tweet.

The tweet text translates to: "250110 Chiku Gyoku 축옥 Reuters ©️🍓 Mint without ice #Nine #GaoQingchen #นายท่านกรชิต #Nine-kun" (Note: The translation includes hashtags and names that may not have a direct translation.)

The tweet appears to contain a mix of Japanese and other languages, along with some hashtags and a link to an image. Here's the translation of the Japanese part and the context: "逐玉" (Chiku Gyoku) and "축옥" (Chuk Ok) refer to a name or title, possibly related to a character or a work. The rest of the text includes hashtags for "Nine" and "Gao Qingchen," which seem to refer to a character or person, along with some Thai text ("นายท่านกรชิต" which translates to "Mr. Krichit"). Overall, the tweet seems to be promoting or discussing a character or content related to "Nine" and "Gao Qingchen," but without additional context, it's difficult to provide a precise translation. The image link suggests there may be a visual element related to the content.

The tweet appears to include a mix of Japanese, Korean, and other languages, along with some hashtags and a photo link. The translation of the main content would be: "250110 Chikuyoku (or "Chikuyoku" in Korean) Reuters ©️PALETTE #Nine #GaoQingchen #นายท่านกรชิต #Nine-kun" Note: The text seems to be referencing a specific event or topic related to "Nine" and "Gao Qingchen," possibly in the context of a media or entertainment piece. The hashtags suggest it may be related to a fandom or a specific character. The photo link is not translatable.

The translation of the tweet text is: "250110 Chikuyoku (Juk-ok) leaving work. I'm leaving work early today!!! ©️Twinkle·Gao Qingchen 0711 #Nine #GaoQingchen #นายท่านกรชิต #Nine-kun" (Note: "Chikuyoku" is a transliteration of the Korean word "축옥" which means "leaving work" or "getting off work.")

The tweet translates to: "250110 Chiku Gyoku 축옥 Reuters ©️ Potato calling sweet potato #Nine #GaoQingchen #นายท่านกรชิต #Nine-kun pic.x.com/4GmWgvbY01" (Note: Some parts of the text appear to be names or hashtags that may not have a direct translation.)

The translation of the Japanese tweet text to English is: "250110 Chikuyoku (Chukok) commuting ©️Y(^_^)Y #Nine #GaoQingchen #นายท่านกรชิต #Nine-kun" (Note: Some parts of the text, such as "Chikuyoku," may not have a direct translation and seem to be a name or term specific to the context.)

The tweet text translates to: "250110 Chiku Gyoku (Juk Ok) commuting ©️Lazyism #Nine #GaoQingchen #นายท่านกรชิต #Nine-kun" (Note: "Chiku Gyoku" and "Juk Ok" are likely names or terms that may not have a direct translation.)

The translation of the Japanese tweet text to English is: "250110 Chiku Gyoku (Juk Ok) commuting ©️ I'm not an idiot 9 #Nine #GaoQingchen #นายท่านกรชิต #Nine-kun pic.x.com/P2zIASNNwU" (Note: The text includes a mix of Japanese, Korean, and Chinese references, along with hashtags and a link to an image.)

The tweet translates to: "[250109] | #ChasingJade #ZhuYu #ChasingJade #Manti #FullGround Work is done, so make sure to rest a lot. Good night 😴 ©️ I'm not an idiot 9 #ChasingJadexNine #MasterKornchit #GaoQingChen pic.x.com/gvHNZn3JeR"