Yang Yan

"I bought Yan Yan for the first time in a while and it was over 200 yen. Hey, Ishibara! Get your act together! What on earth is the reasoning behind Yan Yan being over 200 yen!? I was shocked at the register!"

The phrase "ヤンヤン降リ" translates to "Yanyan falling" in English. However, without additional context, the meaning might not be entirely clear. "ヤンヤン" could refer to a name, sound, or something specific in a certain context. If you have more context, I can provide a more accurate translation!

"My kindergarten son was calling 'Yanyan Tsukebō' 'Yanyan Tsuketsukebōbō'."

The translation of the tweet is: "When I get home, I'm going to have some fun with my child 🍫·͜·ᰔᩚ #YanyanKetsubo #TsukeYanBobo #IGotItFor500Yen"

As the Observers' Group, the intonation for "Yan Yan Tsukebo" must always be Yan⤴︎︎︎ Yan⤴︎︎︎ Tsuke → Bo⤵︎︎.

The translation of the tweet is: "Yan Yan Tsukebō is cheap!"

The tweet translates to: "Like Kan-san, I'll stuff myself while eating Yan Yan snacks."

The tweet translates to: "NCT ZONE nctzone WHITE AGENT SECRETCASTLE HIGH SCHOOL trading cards exchange. Looking for Yushi (different type ⚪︎) or purchase. Offering: Jani, Jaehyun, Jungwoo, Jisung, Chenle, Renjun, Hendery, Yangyang, Shion, Riku, Jehi, Ryo, Sakuya. Please feel free to reply or DM me." (Note: The names mentioned are likely members of the NCT group and their related subunits.)

The tweet translates to: "The final form, becoming Yan Yan is hilarious 🤣 (Still playing ZONE)"

The translation of the Japanese tweet text "ヤンヤンゴーww" is "Yan Yan Go lol." The "ww" at the end indicates laughter, similar to "lol" in English.

"Honestly, instead of talking about such an unreliable topic, it's definitely more interesting to hear about Teranishi-kun aiming for Shinozuka-kun's food! 😂😂"

The translation of the tweet is: "Although my power is limited, I participated! I want to support without regrets because I want to see Yan Yan's smile again 🐏🩷 x.com/wayv_airlinesj…"

Good morning 🌀 This morning feels a bit lonely as I see that Yan Yan snacks have grown from children's snacks (78 yen) to adult snacks (200 yen). *The prices in parentheses are from a nearby supermarket. To everyone fighting against rising prices today, let's do our best! 👷🏼 pic.x.com/tTtjHxWDVK

The tweet translates to: "Chupa Chups are over 50 yen, Yan Yan is over 250 yen, and taiyaki is over 300 yen for one. It's frustrating that every time the kids want something to eat, I can't help but think 'expensive...'"

"Please, by some miracle this season, let the FT% of Yan Yan Yan Yan Yan Yan, Nuwaba, Days, and Chiri Ji skyrocket. I can't rely on Dajinski in those absolutely crucial moments of the CS."