What is your name: 너의 이름은 무엇십니까?
Prounciation : Nuh Euh Ee Run Eun Mu Ut Siph Nee Ka?
We can say in many different way to say "What's your name?"
but the most formal expression is "이름이 뭐예요?"
That's not kind of humble expression but more casual :)
'이름' which means "name"
'이' is like postpositional word. I think that's not easily understandable for foreigners. Korean has more several postpositional word like '이'. They are '는', '가', '를' etc..
It's little bit hard to explaining about it but simply it's almost same like 'is' or 'are' of English.
'뭐예요?' = 'What?'
Here are a few examples of how to say "What is your name?" in Korean, ranging from the most formal to the least formal: 성함이 어떻게 되십니까?
성함이 어떻게 되세요?
이름이 어떻게 돼요?
이름이 뭐예요?
이름이 뭐야? See http://www.sori.org/hangul/conv2kr.cgi for transliteration help if you can't read Hangul.
Casual: "이름이 뭐예요?", pronounced "ee-roo-mee mough yeh-yo?"
Formal: "이름이 어떻게 뒤세요?", pronounced "e-roo-mee uh-tuh-keh dwee-seh-yo?"
nu( short u) irim ee moya?
이름이 무엇인가요 = what is your name
I get this question all the time. If your wondering how to say your name in Korean, it's just the same as you say it here in America. Except for the accent that a Korean might have, it's the same.
카밀
alondra
"Your name is..." would be당신의 이름은...입니다 (dangsin-wi ireum-eun ... imnida) in Korean.
내 이름 내 이름 = my name
Korean name will be Frank. Names don't translate into Korean because their roots are different. However, you could create your own Korean nickname and/or use the romanized style of the name.
Amanda e ., e
Lee soo soo
nae ileum-eun naemsaeibnida
멜리사 (mel-li-sa)
Elizabeth is a name and is not translated into Korean, so the best way to say it would be in Romanized form. 엘리자베스 El Lee Za Bass