Yoo Jun

The tweet translates to: "Very popular Pokémon cards, Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece cards, etc. Product name: Starlight Boys LEE JUN HYUK Selling price: 2666 yen jp.mercari.com/item/m84979972…"

The tweet translates to: "BAE173 Project 7 Starlight Boys photo card transfer (not publicly announced) Jimin, Jeon Minwook, Han Gyul, Yoojun, Jeong Geon, Youngseo, Yoo Youngseo, Mujin, Kim Hyunwoo, Junseo, Park Junseo, Doha, Na Gyumin, Minjae, Bit, Dohyun, Nam Dohyun Pushé Stabo Jeon Minwook Yoo Youngseo Park Junseo Kim Hyunwoo Talkport photo card open.kakao.com/o/sf6kZwue pic.x.com/G2f1rcY8D5" (Note: Some names may not have direct translations and are kept as is.)

The translation of the tweet is: "Thank you for the translation 😭 It was a story about Raki and Jong-kun! x.com/aroha_bola/sta…"

The vibe of it feels like a friend sending me a funny TikTok they found, you know? LOL It's just the best!!! 😂😂😂 I was surprised when it suddenly came, wondering what it was, but I think the drawing by Jong-kun was cute and it was just really funny overall~ 🥹

The translation of the tweet is: "I'm glad to see Jong-kun looking well. His voice is just like it!"

The translation of the Japanese tweet text to English is as follows: "BAE173 Project 7 Starlight Boys photo card transfer not disclosed. Jimin, Jeon Minwook, Han Kyul, Yoojun, Jeong Geon, Youngseo, Yoo Youngseo, Mujin, Kim Hyunwoo, Junseo, Park Junseo, Doha, Na Gyumin, Minjae, Bit, Dohyun, Nam Dohyun. プシェ スタボ チョンミンウク ユヨンソ パクジュンソ キムヒョヌ open.kakao.com/o/sf6kZwue x.com/f57537/status/…" (Note: The text includes names of individuals and links, which have been retained as is.)

This is also an exhibit from South Korea's "Museum of Forced Mobilization under Japanese Colonial Rule." The description falsely claims that Kim Jong-gun was forcibly conscripted, but it is solid evidence of a Korean volunteer soldier. (◍•ᴗ•◍) x.com/terimakasih000…

Here’s the translation of the tweet: "Look! Two people happily talking about life after getting married and having kids 🥺 What’s up with John John and Jong Gun? They’re both so shy. Daichan says he’s glad you’re the leader, and Jinto-kun is blushing 🥺 Jinto-kun getting flustered and lowering his voice because he might not be able to go home today is so cute. Jinto-kun turning into a robot because of a bug is hilarious!"

The translation of the tweet is: "Jong-kun is dead lolololololol"

"I can't stop repeating the salt-resashi meal; it's just too precious. Sitting next to each other, holding the menu together, seeing each other's shyness, Jin-kun having Tai-chan grill the meat, talking deeply while saying awkward things, Jon Jon → Gun Gun → Jon Gun, and all the chaos at the end—everything is just so precious. It's a divine project."

The text "ジョンジョンジョンジョンジョングンジョングン" does not have a direct translation as it appears to be a playful or nonsensical expression, possibly mimicking sounds or rhythms. It could be interpreted as a fun or catchy phrase without a specific meaning. If it refers to something specific in a cultural context, additional context would be needed for a more accurate translation.

The tweet translates to: "What is this 'Jonggun Jonggun Jonggun' that's been flowing through my timeline? Seriously, I'm laughing so hard. I want to see it soon!"

The tweet translates to: "We were talking about whether it's 'gungun' or 'jongjong' or 'jonggun' (?), but it would be nice if it turned into a tree as thick as Jack and the Beanstalk. The conversation wrapped up nicely, amazing!"

The tweet translates to: "Salt Resashi Meal: Done. The way it ended is hilarious, lol. I didn't expect the Salt Resashi Meal to have this kind of vibe, and I burst out laughing at the part with 'Jonggun Jonggun,' lol. Please prioritize health above all else! 😭"

The translation of the tweet is: "Jung Geun-kun is with brother Rocky ☺️ #정근 #JEONGGEUN #라키 #ROCKY #HAWW pic.x.com/XHeTlTAzdO"