PARK JUWON

Here's the translation of the tweet: "Park Juwon ⸝⸝⸝ I'm looking for people who are watching Universe Leagueㅜㅜ For more details, please check the ALT 💝 My Instagram fan account is more active, so I would be happy if we could connect on Instagram too ⸝⸝> ·̫ <⸝⸝ ♡ If you're interested, I'll come to greet you, ,,- -,, #IWantToConnectWithPeopleWatchingUniverseLeague #ParkJuwon pic.x.com/gZiXWzkGLL"

"My number one pick, who I fell in love with at the first draft stage, is not only cute but also great at rapping and can dance well enough to teach others. The gap is just amazing... Oh, his name is Park Juwon... 🙂‍↕️"

In Jun Taro's view, Juwon and Steven Hyun✨️ are at both ends of the "foolish face gradient."

The text appears to be a mix of Korean and Japanese, but it primarily consists of repeated phrases and names. Here's a translation of the identifiable parts: "#Nine Nine Nine Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon J ちはのねろ702" The repeated "Nine" and "AHOF Park Juwon JUWON" suggest a focus on a specific person or event, while "ちはのねろ702" seems to be a username or a specific tag. The translation maintains the structure of the original text.

The tweet seems to contain a mix of languages, including Korean and Japanese, along with some hashtags and emojis. Here's a translation of the main parts: "#Nine Nine Nine Soafer Lateeeeeenaaaa!!!!! JL CENTER 🫶🏻💙🌟 Nine AHOF STEVEN Juwon Park Juwon JL Jay El Soafer Lateeeeeenaaaa!!!!! JL CENT へねななけ250" The translation maintains the original structure and meaning, but some parts, like "Soafer Lateeeeeenaaaa!!!!!" and "へねななけ250," do not have a clear meaning in English and may be specific phrases or names.

The tweet seems to contain a mix of languages, including Japanese, Korean, and some English. Here's a translation of the main parts: "#Nine Nine Nine Kambal! I miss you both so much! 🍒 Nine AHOF STEVEN Juwon Park Juwon JL Jay El Kambal! I miss you both so much! 🍒 Nine AHOF てちほふは147" The phrase "I miss you both so much!" is repeated, indicating a strong sentiment of longing for two people. The rest includes names and possibly some playful or personal references. The meaning of "てちほふは147" is unclear without additional context, as it seems to be a mix of Japanese characters and numbers.

The tweet contains a mix of languages, including Korean and Japanese, along with some English. Here's a translation of the main parts: "#Nine Nine Nine Ang soft naman ng Leadernim! I love you! Thank you for the help! Nine AHOF STEVEN Juwon Park Juwon JL Jayel Ang soft naman ng さすくぬん772" Note: "Ang soft naman ng Leadernim!" translates to "The leader is so soft!" in English. "I lab u po!" is a playful way of saying "I love you!" in Tagalog. The rest includes names and hashtags that may not have a direct translation.

The tweet appears to contain a mix of Korean and Japanese text, along with some repeated phrases. The translation of the Korean part would be: "#Nine Nine Nine Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon J" The last part "すんちつゆ955" seems to be a mix of Japanese characters and numbers, but it doesn't form a coherent phrase in Japanese. It might be a username or code. Overall, the tweet emphasizes the name "Park Juwon" repeatedly, along with the word "Nine" and the acronym "AHOF."

The tweet translates to: "#Nine Nine Nine I'm just so happy to see them enjoying. Love my SteJayWon babies Nine AHOF Steven STEVEN JL Park Juwon JUWON I'm just so ha かまうひい398" (Note: The text includes a mix of Korean and Japanese, and some parts may not have a direct translation or may be names and hashtags.)

The tweet seems to contain a mix of Korean and Japanese, along with some names. Here’s a translation of the main parts: "#Nine Nine Nine Omg! My trio.. thank you Nine AHOF STEVEN JUWON Park Juwon JL Jayel Omg! My trio.. thank you Nine AHOF STEVEN JUWON Park" The last part "あねよけつ054" seems to be a username or a tag and doesn't have a direct translation.

The tweet translates to: "#Nine Nine Nine steven, jl and juwon spotted at Everland cr. ssttteeeen Nine AHOF STEVEN Steven JUWON Park Juwon JL Jay El steven, jl and juwon s yaho kisuse 094" (Note: The original text contains a mix of Korean and Japanese, and some parts appear to be usernames or hashtags that may not have a direct translation.)

The tweet translates to: "#Nine Nine Nine -- our Holy Trinityyy! 🔥 so cuteeee 🧸 ctto: 📸 | j2_hOon 📌 Nine AHOF STEVEN 스티븐 JUWON 박주원 JL 제이엘 -- our Holy Trinityyy むくとええ200" (Note: The original text contains a mix of Korean and Japanese, and some parts are likely names or specific terms that don't require translation.)

The tweet seems to be a mix of languages, including Korean and Japanese, along with some names. Here's a translation of the Korean parts and the overall sentiment: "#Nine Nine Nine Kambal! I miss you both so much! 🍒 Nine AHOF STEVEN Juwon 박주원 JL Jayel Kambal! I miss you both so much! 🍒 Nine AHOF にそしとあ751" The main message expresses a feeling of missing someone named Kambal and includes some names and emojis. The repeated phrase "I miss you both so much!" emphasizes the sentiment.

The text appears to be a mix of Korean and Japanese, with a focus on the name "박주원" (Park Juwon) and the term "AHOF." The repeated "아홉" translates to "nine" in Korean. However, the overall meaning is somewhat unclear due to the repetition and lack of context. A possible translation could be: "#Nine Nine Nine Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon JUWON Nine AHOF Park Juwon J かしうさそ606" Please note that the translation retains the original structure and repetition of the text.

The tweet contains a mix of languages, including Korean and Filipino (Tagalog). Here’s the translation of the text: "#Nine Nine Nine Ang soft (soft) Leadernim! I love you! Thank you for the help! Nine AHOF STEVEN Juwon Park Juwon JL Jayel Ang soft (soft) いややほえ768" Note: "Leadernim" is a term of endearment for a leader, and "Ang soft" means "so soft" in Filipino. The numbers and names seem to refer to specific individuals or groups.