LEE SUNWOO

The translation of the tweet is: "Look, I followed Isunu Yuu and Chikutoku (I don't use Twitter, so I'm not following on Twitter)."

The tweet translates to: "Seishun Star is a fan of Isunu (appearance time: a few seconds)."

The translation of the tweet is: "Isnuta, 🫶🏻 too cute!"

The translation of the tweet is: "Kansohi, Yukyoseong, and Iseonu were much better than the regular league."

The translation of the tweet "イソヌはどこなん？？🥹" is "Where is Isunu?? 🥹"

The tweet translates to: "Yuju-sama... 😭♡ By the way... Isunu-saaaaan 😭"

The translation of the tweet is: "Deliver to Isomu~ 🥹🙏 (Request: Confirmation of survival)"

The text "イソヌ、、、。" translates to "Isonu..." in English. It appears to be a name or a term, followed by ellipses, which may indicate a pause or an unfinished thought.

"Y-Yujuuu-san 😂♡ I was worried about you~ 😭 And, Isunu-saaaaaan 😭"

The translation of the tweet is: "I suddenly need Isunu's red."

The tweet translates to: "Since Isosnu can't be expanded, I guess it's okay not to be too particular about it...?"

The translation of the tweet is: "If it's serious, then it's way too much Avengers. Please add Isonu here as well."

The tweet translates to: "Ugh, I want to go back and like everything from both Isunuta and here, but I'm worried it might be a bother, so I can't do it. I don't know what to do... I see it every day, but I'm just stopping at looking. I want to like and retweet, but... 😣👉🏻👈🏻💧"

The tweet translates to: "It's a hassle to upload all the photos from ToJ Inabe to Twitter. Is it okay?"

The translation of the tweet is: "Are people really doing that much Isunuta lately?" (Note: "Isunuta" refers to a specific activity or trend, but without additional context, it's difficult to provide a precise translation for that term.)