nae ileum-eun naemsaeibnida
Your name is Nail?I'm not sure how to pronounce it.. So I'll probably not be able to spell it right.. But,If so,^^ here it is..제 이름은 (네일) 입니다.je ireumeun (ne-il) ibnidaibnida = imnida (pronouncing it as)I actually thought you were joking, but ok:Ney-il is actually Korean for "tomorrow", so try this (unless you want them to think your name is "tomorrow").Jo neun "Nail-u" im-nee-da(or)Je il-um-iun Nail-u im-ni-da(the U on the end signifies the cut off point of the name and will differentiate it from Ney-il, or "tomorrow")손톱 (Nail in Korean)
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
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