"큰 나무"

Translation: A big tree

[RushiaNeko]

This made me think of Kim Namjoon

[Polyamorousglot]

I was going to comment the same thing lol

[Yuki.Yoshio]

Same.

[army.bts07]

Hey ARMYs :)

[tribal17]

The tree does not moo. Na mu. 나무. I never get that one wrong...

[Ggaaiiiaa]

Namjoon??

[DramaCatbug]

Why is "large" not excepted?

[daphne2011]

Yeah ಠಗಠ

[Wang_Jackson]

'Large' tree would be weird to use in English. 'Tall' is the verb that suits this statement the most.

[TomTheSailor]

As a native English speaker and landscaper, I disagree. Describing a tree as large is a very common English phrase, e.g. That is a large tree. Large is not the same as tall. Big and large are more similar.

[Sue435930]

I agree, large could refer to the circumference while tall refers to height.

[cth.xn]

big namu namjoonie

[cth.xn]

JOON

[GirlWithLuv.Ot7]

Namjoooonieeeee 〜(꒪꒳꒪)〜

[ShepherdEn1]

Microphone picked nothing up and then failed three times simultaneously.

[DzinYit]

『나나나나나나나나무꾼』
『채집꾼』

[_Neem]

Does this literally mean, ' a tree which is big' ?

[flowerscarf]

it's him namjoonnieㅋㅋㅋ