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The tweet translates to: "I wanted to go starting today too. Drinking parties are such a hassle. Nngongokogon ( ⩌ ⩌ )" (Note: "ンゴ" is a playful or humorous expression often used in Japanese internet slang.)

From Gon-chan's story. I hope they make a cover album someday with requested songs from PBEE~ 💚💚 Hirai Ken was unexpected. @ko_gun_ #コゴン #고건 pic.x.com/1JsxE2SrIU

Is this what Gon-chan was talking about? I'm so happy that there's a video where I can see cute Gon-chan 🤭 I ended up joining in too, haha! I'm looking forward to the next one 💚💚 By the way, I wonder if there are any Korean tongue twisters? 🤔 #PLAYBACK7 #PB7 #コゴン #고건 #KOGUN

˗ˏˋ Special project launch 🎉 ˎˊ˗ A special project where Kogon personally chooses and challenges various games has started! 💚 The first challenge is "tongue twisters"! Everyone at PBEE, please join Kogon and give it a try! 🫧 Log in to check it out♪ playback7.com/posts/gallery/…

The tweet translates to: "Aiming for a new galaxy... Viní Jr, Haaland, Mbappé, Bellingham, Camavinga, Valverde, Davies, Saliba, Hien, TAA, Courtois, Gyökeres, Rodrigo, Wirtz, Džeko, Sudakov, Tchouaméni, Fran, Rüdiger, Asensio, Muldur, Lunin, Šeško, Maik Moore, Schulz, Cherki." It appears to be a list of football (soccer) players.

The tweet text "ﾎﾞﾎﾞﾝﾝｺｺﾞﾝｺﾎﾞﾝｺﾝﾎﾞｰｯｼｰ" appears to be a playful or nonsensical expression, possibly meant for fun or humor, and doesn't have a direct translation. The hashtag "#shindanmaker" refers to a website where users can create and take personality quizzes or "diagnoses." So, the translation would be: "Bobonnkokogonbonkonbooshii #shindanmaker" (Note: The nonsensical part remains as is since it doesn't convey a specific meaning.)

#Anesthesiologist #ByulPlasticSurgery #KoreanPlasticSurgery 👨‍⚕️ Dr. Ko Gon - "How to make injections painless" - Anesthesiologist at Byul Plastic Surgery ⇒ ameblo.jp/byul-jp/entry-… #Ameblo @ameba_official pic.x.com/c2DQvZqatv

The tweet translates to: "Ranking Co=Gon relationship formula, right?"

The tweet text "ｺｼﾝﾝｺﾞﾎﾞﾝｺｺﾞﾝｺﾝｺﾝｺﾞｰｯｼｰ" appears to be a playful or nonsensical string of sounds rather than a coherent sentence. It doesn't have a direct translation in English, as it seems to be more of a whimsical expression or a sound effect. The hashtag #shindanmaker refers to a popular Japanese website where users can create and take personality quizzes or "diagnoses." So, the translation would be: "Koshin ngobon kogon kon kongoooshii #shindanmaker" with an explanation that it is likely playful or nonsensical.

Recently, I'm so happy that you keep posting stories frequently~ 💚💚 Just that alone makes me feel energized. #Kogon @ko_gun_

The tweet translates to: "Recently, Tejun has been dancing with Gonmin. Tejun from 6 years ago is so cute 🩷 On the left is Kogon 😆"

The ending of Pyongan Ko Gon was almost as expected. Gon was devoted in his own way, but I really understand why Tal's devotion, earnestness, and purity resonated more with Kajin. Kajin is a similar kind of person too. The last scene was also moving. It was a very good drama.

#GoodMorning 11/27 Here it's ☀ Yesterday was extremely cold, but today it's expected to rise to around 20°C. Don't catch a cold! 😷 Yesterday's "Shocking News" revealed that Lee Ji-hoon got married to his Japanese fan! That dark character Kogon from "Princess Pyongan" is happy now! I was a bit mixed with emotions, but I'm glad. Cherish each day. pic.x.com/MQeP8fyPoN

The tweet translates to: "Lee Ji-hoon is like Ko Gon from Pyonggang~! It's a story like a K-drama. I'm sure his mom is happy too. #SurprisingNews"

The tweet translates to: "Pyongyang's Ko Gon has gone all the way to Silla and has become a jerk, smiling 😋 A worthless guy should be like this!!!!"