Kim Ji Yong

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The tweet translates to: "Space Girl Bona | Kim Ji-young BTOB Yuk Chart | Yuk Sung-jae is gradually becoming amusing 🤭 lol It’s being treated like a stage name, Yuk Chart lol" (Note: "Yuk Chart" seems to be a playful or humorous reference, possibly related to a ranking or chart in the context of K-pop.)

The tweet translates to: "In the video call with Kim Ji-young, I plan to discuss how long we believed in Santa, so I will debut it."

The tweet translates to: "Movie 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982' 'Don't laugh.' 'Experiencing danger is the individual's own negligence.' This movie was released in 2019. Just by being born female, from childhood to adulthood, one is ingrained with the notion of living as an inferior woman compared to men... @Aoi14450719 #note #movie review note.com/aoi21826/n/n16…"

The tweet translates to: "I wonder if the Signal Song Center is Kim Ji-young because she was ranked first in the last monthly evaluation."

The tweet translates to: "Cho Nam-joo's 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982' (original published in 2016, translated in 2018). I underestimated it as just a trend, but I was able to learn important background information for understanding Korean television dramas and movies. It feels more like 'some annotations on Korean society' rather than a novel." (Note: The link at the end appears to be a placeholder for an image or media.)

Has anyone said this yet? I think if you take Kim Ji-young and combine Shohei Ohtani, Park Hyung-sik, and Ong Seong-wu, then sprinkle some cute powder on top, it would be complete.

"I watched it again: Kim Ji-young, Born 1982."

The translation of the tweet "キムジヨンさんENFPカムサハムニダ" to English is: "Thank you, Kim Ji-young, ENFP."

The translation of the tweet is: "⚠️ I can only see Kim Ji-young."

The translation of the tweet is: "Casual clothes? I'm in the same state after watching Kim Ji-young."

The tweet translates to: "It may be an older book, but I want you to read 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982.' While getting married is a personal choice, you can learn about Korean values. It seems similar to Japan's strong family system."

Born in '82, my personal highlights of Kim Ji-young: - Gong Yoo sneaking into bed saying "Fanaccho?" - Gong Yoo asking his daughter, "Can you put this toy on your cheek?" - Gong Yoo crying like a child, saying he was anxious and speaking the truth. - A goodbye kiss from Song (can't see his face). - Gong Yoo speaking in Busan dialect, right?

The tweet translates to: "Japan is similar, but after reading 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982,' I don't want to marry a Korean man. It would be hell if I did."

"Wait, is 'Kim Ji-young, Born 1982' also ending its streaming? 🥲 What’s going on, really? 😭 Is it common for so many shows to end like this?? This is my first experience with something like this... So I'm watching this work again, but it's really tough. I can't help but wonder if Gong Yoo not getting married is related to this work. #GongYoo #공유"