Lucifer

The tweet translates to: "I want to do it~ Is it okay if it's something like Aesop? I really want to~~ it's just too cool~~~ but I don't have any ideas at all~~~~~ Like 'It's because you judge the taste of the grapes' or something~~ I really want to do that~~~~ Everything is funny because of Emily Queen."

The text "ﾖﾝﾘｰｲｰﾃｨｪﾝ" appears to be a phonetic representation of "YONRIIITEN" in Katakana, which doesn't have a direct meaning in Japanese. It could be a name, a brand, or a specific term. If you have more context about what it refers to, I could help further!

The tweet translates to: "Lee Yifeng, who was silenced due to a prostitution arrest, is holding a solo live concert in Thailand. Is he starting his activities overseas? ↓ Read the article here recordchina.co.jp/b951577-s36-c7…"

The text "リーイーイリイープ！" translates to "Reeeeeeep!" in English. It seems to be an expression of excitement or enthusiasm, possibly mimicking a sound or a cheer.

"I've watched up to episode 22 of #TheTearsOfTheImperialPalace. Li Yixiao plays the perfect princess, the Grand Princess, but I can't shake off the strong image of her outrageous character, Dugu Manduo, from 'The Wish of Empress Dugu,' which makes it feel a bit off."

"I had forgotten because of the chaos with Trump, but the earnings reports for my holdings are starting. April 11 (Friday): Wantedly, eJay HD, Maezawa Kogyo April 14 (Monday): BeeX, Tokai Soft Mid-April: Amaze"

The tweet translates to: "Taiwan FISM Night Li YiDong @TMA_Convention #FISM Send-off #FISMnight #TMA pic.x.com/C7A8bw0jSo"

The tweet translates to: "Lee Yifeng, who is currently under suppression, is set to have a solo live performance in Thailand, but there are calls to cancel it due to a major earthquake. ↓ Read the article here: recordchina.co.jp/b950879-s36-c7…"

"ICC Annual 2024: A very close distance" Dates: June 22, 2024 — November 10, 2024 Featured artists: Natsumi Aoyagi + Miyu Hosoi, Ryota Kito, Winnie Soon, Kazuki Takakura, Rei Hayama, Ryu Furusawa, Shuu Yonezawa, Lee Yifan, Hugo Devershère, Takuro Ooshima, Lee Muyun pic.x.com/lsOX5rJkQQ x.com/NTTICC/status/…

The tweet translates to: "Reidon was too strong, what's going on with that... #FISMNIGHT"

The text "アードレーナリーイーン" appears to be a phonetic representation of a word or phrase, possibly a name or a term. It doesn't have a direct translation in English but could be interpreted as "Adrenaline." If you have more context or specific details about the tweet, I could provide a more accurate translation or interpretation!

In English, the tweet translates to: "Mr. Hatanaka, both Yuen Guangming at the 1997 ICC Biennale and the 2017 'Open Space 2017: Re-Creation of the Future' exhibition, as well as myself with the translation of Lee Yifan's video works, have been greatly supported by you as a couple. I pray that the opportunities for activities utilizing Mr. Hatanaka's knowledge and experience will continue to expand even more in the future!"

The tweet text "カーミーナーリーイーヤー！！" can be translated to "Kameena Riyaaa!!" in English. It appears to be a playful or expressive phrase, possibly a name or a catchphrase. The exact meaning may depend on the context in which it is used.

Today, I'm really tired, so I decided to watch a drama that's easy to enjoy. I'm currently watching the second round of "Tears of the Imperial Harem," and I've made a big discovery! The actress who plays the Long Princess, Lee Yi Xiao, is the same one who played that wicked woman, Mandala! I'm surprised to see her in such a graceful and kind role in this drama. 😆 She was also in "Princess Mi Yao," right? 😊

Here's the translation of the tweet: "What's tomorrow? 🤔 March 12th (3/12) is #SweetsDay! 🤩🤩 Sweet things are a separate stomach... I can eat as much as there is... 🍰🎂🥞🧁 A moment of happiness 🍰🎂🥞🧁 Just looking at them is healing. We have #Nirakko goods in stock!"