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The tweet translates to: "D, O, U, B, E, R, Y D, O, U, B, E, R, Y D, O, U, B, E, R, Y 🎶 #nowplaying 'Shake (Original)' by DOUBLE via @AWA_official mf.awa.fm/47rjaGH"

The text "イドリー・イー" translates to "Idri I" in English. It appears to be a name or a title. If you have more context or additional text, I can help further!

The tweet translates to: "[Zen Zero] Comparison list of critical scores for BanGai, Dialin, Lucia, Idri, Eishen, Evelyn, etc. Ver 2.4 [Leak] [Leak] [No Duplication] [Motif] [Beta] [Composition] [Strongest] youtu.be/m1vS-uFs7nA?si… via @YouTube"

"When Rikiichi-san takes the stage, the atmosphere instantly becomes filled with Rikiichi's essence; it's truly amazing. Even Watanabe-san from Nishikigoi has said that Rikiichi is the 'backbone of Nijisanji' because of his performance."

The tweet translates to: "The album 'Extraordinary' by genius boy pianist Li Yichen, featuring former T-SQUARE members Mitsuru Sudo and Hiroyuki Noritake, is now on sale! quick-china.com/music/detail/m… #LiYichen #TSQUARE #MitsuruSudo #HiroyukiNoritake"

The text "リーイーアリプーデ！" translates to "Rei Iri Pude!" in English. However, it seems to be a phonetic representation or a name rather than a standard phrase. If you have more context or specific meaning in mind, please provide it!

The tweet appears to be a playful and nonsensical mix of sounds and phrases, possibly mimicking a song or chant. A direct translation might not capture the intended meaning or tone, but here’s an attempt: "Teen Terror Tail, Serorii, Eeeeeeeeeeater, Tee-reh, Tee-reh-reh Chan-ra, Ta-ra-rii, Chan-ra, Ke-ke-ro-lin okay da, Chapo oooooon wwww Ta-ra, Ha-ra-rii sexy, Ki-mo-no, A-re, Kururu 2 mawa-ru wwww Haraaaaaa Maki iiiiiiiii wwww" This translation maintains the playful and rhythmic nature of the original text, but the meaning may still be unclear due to its whimsical style.

The tweet text "デアデイスリーイー！" translates to "Dear Day 3E!" in English.

The tweet translates to: "Let’s not even talk about machines; while Famitan and Famitsu are not exactly the same, there is a connection that is approximately (nearly equal) established between them. Therefore, when words that frequently appear in Famitsu, such as 'developer interview' or 'review,' are present, we translate 'Famicom Tantei Club' as 'Famitsu.'"

The tweet translates to: "I'm crying. I really want to see the 'if' of Rininu-kun, now known as Riiren-kun."

The translation of the tweet text is: "#OyamanoArtAnalysis Hugo Rondinone Jordan Wolfson Lee Ufan"

The text "ーリスリーイーーア！" translates to "Re-sleeve!" in English. It seems to be a playful or enthusiastic expression, possibly related to a specific context or fandom.

The tweet translates to: "I wonder if it will become Super E3, E4, or F1."

The tweet translates to: "There's also Ri-I. I wonder if it's more accurate to stretch it out as Lee-I. When written in kanji, this dinosaur can represent wings or, like this person's name, the number one."

Here's the translation of the tweet: "Marine FM Good Mood Radio: Mariha Sawamura, Kurage Hirano. From around 10:16 - FISHON Honmoku, still catching fish today. From around 11:07 - Naka Ward Sports Pickup #YSCC #51 Player Lee Yi-Hao. From around 11:15 - Zoo Information. From around 11:31 - Naka Ward Sports Pickup #Yokohama Excellence." (Note: The link at the end appears to be an image link and is not translated.)