Hi NYC🩵

In the Korean comments

The comments address the subject by two names: one top comment reads, in translation, “Jennifer, I love you,” while another says, “Miss Yunjin, I love you.”

What the words mean

On its own, 양 (yang, “sheep”) can name the animal, but after a young woman’s name it is an address suffix meaning “Miss.” Here, “Miss Yunjin, I love you” sounds polite and affectionate rather than referring to a sheep.