Choe Sumin

The tweet translates to: "I got off the train and was startled because he was too close. I felt the love... such a passionate man..."

The tweet translates to: "I saw a report for a moment that Chessmin got off the bus again, is that really true?"

The translation of the tweet is: "The passenger getting off is too crazy, I'm going to die, what is that⁉️⁉️⁉️ Chessmin is amazing 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭"

Today's new arrivals 📚 "For the Library of the Future" by Tsuneo Maekawa, "My Little Japanese Literature" edited by Chesmin, "Tomi-san: Creating, Let's Create, My Life" by Tomi Matsuba pic.x.com/jL1UK8blRJ

#MyLittleJapaneseLiterature #Chessmin Edition #Natsuhasha Published From Akutagawa Ryunosuke and Hagiwara Sakutaro to Ito Noe and Tanaka Koutaro. A collection of 16 short stories from modern Japanese literature selected by a small publisher in Korea that loves Japanese literature. This book makes you realize the charm of short fiction. #YurindoGrandGreenOsakaStore pic.x.com/bPR31MywJ7

The tweet translates to: "Stop trying to position yourself like a girl aiming for a small face in a purikura (photo booth)."

The translation of the tweet text "いや、あの、チェスミンさん……" to English is: "Well, um, Chessmin-san..."

"Chessmin is a genius at making all the girls swoon."

The tweet translates to: "Chessmin-kun is really a mellow guy... I'm very scared of what will happen in two years."

The tweet translates to: "Chessmin-san, ??!!!?" (Note: "さん" is an honorific suffix in Japanese, similar to "Mr." or "Ms." in English, and "チェスミン" (Chessmin) appears to be a name or username.)

The tweet translates to: "Chessmin is too handsome 😭 It's unbelievable 😭"

The translation of the tweet "今日のチェスミンさんやばい" is "Today's Chessmin is amazing!" or "Today's Chessmin is incredible!" depending on the context. The word "やばい" (yabai) can express something impressive or overwhelming.

"By the way, it was amazing how popular Chessmin was with the little girls while playing in the sandbox. Even the small kids can tell that Chessmin is a wonderful person..."

"My grandpa doesn't talk much, but he's really smart and has a subtle kindness and thoughtfulness. He's quite a mellow guy. ← Chess min?"

The tweet translates to: "Chessmin's physical contact tends to be extreme (for example: biting others' arms or shoulders quite hard, putting hands inside someone else's sweaty clothes, etc.)."