Jung Jae Young

Here's the translation of the tweet: "My history with Kim Nam-gil started with the 2008 film 'Kang Cheol-jung: Public Enemy 1-1,' which I watched for Jung Jae-young. Nam-gil played the role of a young aide to the yakuza boss Jae-young. I have a memory of being disappointed that there was no bromance between Jae-young and his young aide Nam-gil, who was always by his side. I only had the impression of Nam-gil having heavy bangs."

The tweet translates to: "MA1 Haoshin Nostalgia: Jiahao, who is seriously embarrassed by Jeongyeon's sudden confession, and Anshin, who makes everyone smile even with their clumsy Korean. Jiahao and Anshin's outrageous fashion could become a black history." (Note: "black history" in this context likely refers to a past event that one might want to forget or that could be seen as embarrassing.)

The tweet translates to: "RT Senior Chon Jae-young is like this now, it's so good...! The collaboration between Song Seok and Eita is also amazing, I'm looking forward to it..."

The translation of the Japanese tweet "チョンジェヨンも？" to English is "Is Jeong Jae-yong also?"

"I really like Jong Jae-yong... I used to love Justice."

"Wait, wait, wait! I really want to see Jeong Jae-young, Choi Sung-woon, and Kim Shin-rok!"

The tweet translates to: "#Sonsok #Chungjaeyoung❣️ #Road❗️ Netflix, huh... I always want to watch things that are scattered 💦 I wonder why they can't be grouped together 😅" (Note: The hashtags and names may refer to specific topics or individuals, and the link at the end leads to a tweet.)

"I'm happy that Jung Jae-young, who hasn't been working much for the past few years, has suddenly started being active again, but I wonder if he has gone through various hardships."

The translation of the tweet is: "If my eyes aren't mistaken, I can see my favorite, Mr. Jeong Jae-young...?!?!!! > RT"

The tweet translates to: "In the new work 'Road' directed by the D.P. screenwriter, Song Seok and Eita co-star as Korean-Japanese detectives, and additionally, Kim Shin-rok and Jung Jae-young are also involved! With this lineup, it can't be anything but interesting."

The translation of the tweet is: "↓RT Even Jeong Jae-young! I really loved Che Ban-seok from 'Adults Who Aren't Okay'." (Note: The link at the end is not translated as it appears to be a URL.)

The tweet translates to: "Mr. Jeong Jae-yong, you're from Dongmakgol, right? It's been a while since I've seen you co-starring with Choi Sung-eun and Kim Shin-rok since 'Monstrous'~ The three people in the lower row are co-stars of Ha Gyeon-oppa lined up 🤭"

【NEWS】 #SongSuk & #EitaNagayan will co-star in a Japanese-Korean crime drama! #SongSuk #Sonsukku #KimShinRok #ChaeSeongEun #JeongJaeYeon #Road #Netflix #KoreanDrama #KDrama #KoreanEntertainment #KoreanInformation #KOARI #Koari [link]

The tweet translates to: "Confirmed production of director Han Jun-hee's latest work 'Road,' following 'D.P.' and 'Weak Hero' – A body with twisted limbs and a mysterious message. The story of two detectives chasing a series of murders that cross borders. Starring Song Seok, Eita Nagayama, Kim Shin-rok, Chae Seung-eun, and Jung Jae-young."

The tweet translates to: "Netflix series #Road confirmed for production. Starring Song Seok, Eita Nagayama, Kim Shin-rok, Chae Sung-eun, Jung Jae-young. Script and direction by Han Jun-hee (D.P.). Based on the original work by Edogawa Keiji 'Plungil - The Blue Road' (illustrated by Kwon Kaya)."