ZEN ZEN

The translation of the tweet is: "Kyaaaーーー! [UNIVERSE LEAGUE] Zen Zen #Profile_Video youtube.com/shorts/qJHrpJQ… @YouTube" (Note: "Kyaaa" is an expression of excitement or cuteness in Japanese.)

The tweet translates to: "The treasure of UNIVERSE LEAGUE, Zenzen #universeleague #유니버스리그 #ZEN_ZEN #젠젠"

The tweet text "トソゼンゼンミ #トミソンガゼル #shindanmaker" translates to "Tosozensenmi #TomisonGazelle #shindanmaker". The hashtags refer to specific topics or themes, and "shindanmaker" is a website for creating personality quizzes or tests. The phrase itself doesn't have a clear meaning in English without additional context.

The translation of the tweet is: "How should I put it... When I'm with you, I feel at ease, and I can't help it. There's no tension at all, whether I'm at work or at school. You make both my heart and body feel relaxed."

The tweet translates to: "A campsite that is safe in terms of security...?? I don't understand at all #Kintore"

The translation of the Japanese tweet "ゼンゼンマッチングシマセンコノゲーム" to English is "This game doesn't match at all."

"【Tigers 2-2 Dodgers (End of the 8th inning)】 ...Becia managed to escape a huge jam with the bases loaded ⚾ ...Speaking of which... today's broadcast is with local commentary... and there's no Japanese commentary, huh... well, this is fine too ⚾ #ShoheiOhtani #YoshinobuYamamoto #PrimeVideo"

The translation of the tweet is: "I don't know anything about 1.41, but isn't the bar for 0️⃣-kun's 'everyone remembers it' pretty high??? Is it normal in Japan to remember the decimal of √2?"

It was so cold waiting in line for the merchandise🥶 I ended up buying a Sweat Crew Neck even though I had no intention of buying anything💦 I also took a good look at the acrylic stands that I hadn't seen at all in Nagoya☺️♬

"I still like the one where Steven and Zenzen were imitating each other."

The translation of the tweet is: "Oh no, I'm feeling like a Korok... I'm so tired... I can't move at all..."

In a conversation between a customer and a Vietnamese staff member, I heard them say, "Japanese stocks are tough! They never go up at all!" and I was trying not to laugh.

The tweet translates to: "Ramen Zenzen~ I was happy that today's noodles were firm 💪"

The translation of the tweet "ゼンゼンデビューして欲しい" to English is "I want them to make their debut completely."

Good morning ☔ Ugh, it's gloomy. Here we go again ❤️💜🩵 I can only do this much, sorry. I'm going to do a bit of work now 😅 It's not going to finish at all. [link] pic.x.com/zErWXksGru