No. Most Koreans keep their names consistent throughout their lives. However, when dealing with Westerners, Koreans tend to use Western names since they realize that it is easier for Westerners to remember. For example, Donghun Lee (이동훈) might choose to use the English name "Donald" instead of "Donghun" when dealing with Westerners since it sounds similar and Westerners remember it more easily.
there's no name like that in korean
Written in Korean your name would be 마벤 박린아완... but if you want an actual Korean name, there is no direct way to 'translate' it. As such, what a lot of people do is just choose a name that sounds nice, but still sounds like their name.
You can only translate your name into Korean if you can find a Korean name with the same meaning. Otherwise, you would just write your name using Korean letters.
Yes it's not a popular last name, but is definitely a Korean last name. In Korean, you write like this; 계
In Korean, the name Kristine is pronounced as "크리스틴" (Keu-ri-seu-tin).
If your last name is Adams, then in Korean it would look like this: Take it from someone who IS a Korean.
Your name 'JONIEL' is translated in korean like this: 조니엘
"Dae" (대) means big or large in Korean. It is commonly used as a prefix to indicate something is big or important.
The Korean name "Zhong" is pronounced as "jong" with a soft "j" sound like in the word "jam."
Yes, there is. You can find the direct link to the Korean site by going to any eBay homepage and scrolling to the bottom of it - all existing eBay sites are listed there. Just click on the country name and you will be transferred to the corresponding site. Korean eBay website is www.auction.co.kr in Korea. eBay acquired Auction.co.kr in 2001 and adopted its name, instead of changing to eBay.co.kr and www.gmarket.co.kr is another big auction website in Korea. They are like the rivals. www.gmarket.co.kr has English shop but www.auction.co.kr looks like they only support Korean in language. If you are Korean or can read Korean, there is website called "eBay Korean Community" www.ebaykorean.com This website answers all the questions with eBay, but site is in Korean.
Dear Mariah, your name is not Korean. Try calling your self something like Ming or Yoko. __________ Mariah isn't Japanese either. Here's what it will be - 마리아. Sounds like Maria but I think that's how you pronounce your name? If its more like Ma-ry-ah, its 마라이아.
There isn't a Korean translation for this name, but if you were to write it in Hangul, this is what it would look like: 제싸 When you say it, say it like you would any other english word, with a korean accent so native korean speakers will understand. It will sound sort of like : chae-ssa