チョ スイ

"Thanks to everyone, this year was another nice Chosu year. Wishing you a happy new year!"

遅くなったァ😭 本日のﾗﾝｷﾝｸﾞ⬇️ 逆光🔥7位👑🎧332🤍68 彗星ﾊﾈﾑｰﾝ🪐10位👑🎧254🤍50 2作品ともTOP10位入り ありがとうございます😭 お隣には大好きな人ｳﾐﾝﾁｮｽイラスト🎨🤍 みんなが沢山聞いてくれてるから、ﾗﾝｷﾝｸﾞに入れたんだよぉ😭いつもありがとう🥲 午後も沢山聞いてぇ🎧🤍 pic.x.com/bUIVAVLeKJ

The translation of the tweet is: "Whoa, I'm going to become a futon-moguring (snuggling in a futon) and sleeping now!!!"

"【Limited Time P5 Times】安心 with Chosui Coat water tank paint! How to choose and professional painting techniques kitchen.reviewlab.blog/2025/10/16/324…"

The translation of the tweet is: "I attached a size 2 sinker to a Daiso sabiki and cast it out, thinking 'Aji fishing is so much fun~♪' and getting carried away. #Vegetable House Fishing Club"

The tweet translates to: "I want to confirm if it's really the scent of maple in the bunched-up (or bundled) sweet potato 🥹."

The tweet translates to: "After-school dessert club = 放課後スイーツ部 (Hōkago Suītsu-bu) Bandi-bu = 放スイ部 (Hōsui-bu, a kind of abbreviation) Dessert is デザート (dezāto)."

방과후 디저트부＝放課後スイーツ部 방디부＝放スイ部(的な略し方) 디저트はデザート

The translation of the tweet is: "Nuinui nui! Super stunning first planetarium 🪐.*✮ Tencho-sui: 'Give it to me!! I don't want vegetables!!!!!' #StarReadingLimitWorkGroup" (Note: "Nuinui" is a playful sound or expression, and "Tencho-sui" seems to refer to a character or persona.)

The translation of the tweet text "プク書き～ ﾁｮｽｲ" to English is "Puku writing~ Chosui." (Note: "プク" (Puku) could refer to a style or type of writing, and "ﾁｮｽｲ" (Chosui) might be a name or a term that requires context for a more precise translation.)

The tweet mentions several works and authors available on U-NEXT. Here’s the translation: "U-NEXT's novella: 'Pakkipaki Beijing' by Risa Manya, 'Eisner Weizen' by Mina Miki, 'Stars Should Not Love People' by Shayo-do, 'Colors of Farewell' by Bernhard Schlink, 'Under, Thunder, Tender' by Cho Suimaz."

Happy Birthday #ChoSui 🎉🎉 Happy birthday to you, #チョスイ! ✨✨ Cho Sui is turning 18 years old! 😘 kpopjuice.com/member/cho_sui/ #Happy_ChoSui_day #HappyChoSuiday #MyTeenAgeGirl

The tweet translates to: "Reo-chan, who thought 'Josuian' was pronounced 'Nyosui-an,' is cute. Even after being taught the correct pronunciation, she mistakenly said 'Chosui-an,' which is also cute."

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