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The translation of the tweet is: "Is Rinrin wearing a beanie? So cute, haha!"
The tweet translates to:
"@no_tl Eye Pri
【Exchange】Disney Christmas 2024 Lil' Ring Ring Capsule Toy Offering: Green Hat (1st photo) Looking for: White Hat (2nd photo) Hand delivery only in Tokyo.
The translation of the tweet is: "Our Rinrin is working 🔔 x.com/yaesu_south_p/…"
"Introducing a variety of One Piece cards! Charlotte Linlin SR OP08-069 set of 3 for sale at 999 yen. jp.mercari.com/item/m70128746…"
"After the tournament is over, I need to look for a place in Ikebukuro that sells the Linlin gummy coordinate single."
It seems that the person behind RinRin will be appearing in Doraemon, which is a remarkable achievement for a Pretty voice actor to be in Doraemon. As a fan, I'm really proud!
【Exchange】 Secret Eyepri Eyepri Eyepri Card Eyepri Gummies Offering: Gothic Bear Purple Sakura Looking for: Gothic Bear Purple Rinrin If anyone meets the conditions, please feel free to reach out! 🙇♀️ pic.x.com/EE3cXXbWxX
The tweet consists mainly of repetitive characters and does not contain any meaningful words or phrases in Japanese. It appears to be a playful or expressive use of text, possibly imitating a shaking or swaying motion. The mention of "pic.x.com/i2uCV5BLLg" suggests there is an image linked, but without additional context or content, a direct translation isn't applicable. If you have more context or specific content from the tweet, I can help further!
The tweet text "リルリンリンコーデ" translates to "Lil' Rinrin Rin Code" in English. It seems to refer to a specific style or outfit, possibly related to a character or theme. The link appears to lead to an image or post, but I can't access external content.
The tweet translates to: "A souvenir for myself 💓 The little ring ring cans are so cute... Every time I go to Disney, my can collection increases 😡"
"I'm thinking about the best existence, Rinrin Shinonomiya."
The tweet text "リンリン🔔" translates to "RinRin🔔" in English. The text appears to be a name or a nickname, possibly accompanied by a bell emoji. The link seems to point to an image or video, but I can't access external content.
"I just happened to check the official site and saw that the bell-shaped Lil' Ring Ring snack case is now divided into chocolate and gummies, consolidated into one store at each park. But wasn't the bell shape sold out around this time last year?!"
Here's the translation of the tweet: "#aipri This time, we were treated to an intense bed scene, and it was great that Victoria properly did the onee-shota with Yuuma-kun! Next time, just like with WanPuri, it will be a Christmas episode! The part where Mugi-chan slides on the sled together has some similarities to Mahou Pruri's Mofurun! By the way, Rinrin looks so happy. Oh my!" (Note: "onee-shota" refers to a genre involving an older sister and a younger brother, and "Mofurun" is a character from the "Mahou Precure" series.)
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