The Korean name Mi Sun means ' beauty and goodness'.
If you mean how do you write it, it's tú eres mi universo.
Same as the distance between the Earth and Sun, that is 93 Million miles, give or take 278 km (173 mi) and 460 km (286 mi), the stationary orbit distance, and 12,756.32 km (7,926.41 mi), the diameter of the Earth.
The distance from the sun for Venus is 108,200,000.
The average distance between Earth and the Moon (or Luna) has been measured at about 384,400 km (238,885 mi), and the furthest at 405,500 km (251,966 mi), about 30 times the earth's diameter. The approximate diameter of the Sun is 1,448,400 km (900,000 mi), making it more than 110 times that of Earth. Conclusion: Despite being the undeniably biggest object in our system, the moon would need to be just 3.7 times further away (or the sun would need to be 3.7 times smaller) before the sun could fit between us. Conciliation: Jupiter, the second largest sphere in our system at about 142,825 km (88,747 mi) in diameter, could fit between the Earth and Moon more than 2½ times.
The Moon looms above at an average of 384,400 km (238,885 mi) away. Likewise, Earth looms above the Sun at 147,098,074 km (91402505.6 mi) away at even the closest part of the year. Assuming you haven't left high orbit, the closest, of course, is the Earth, anywhere between nothing and halfway to the Moon. Conclusion: The Sun!
it means snow in Finnish, but Lu-Mi would translate into Lu 屢 (Numerous) - Mi 美(beauty) in Korean.
The name “Yoon Oh Mi” in Korean has a few potential meanings, depending on how it is written in Korean. It can mean “generous and beautiful” (윤오미) or “shining beautiful” (윤오미). It can also mean “beauty of the universe” (윤우미). The name “Yoon Oh Mi” can also be interpreted to mean “the beauty of being together” (연오미). Overall, the name “Yoon Oh Mi” is a beautiful and meaningful name that speaks of generosity, beauty, and togetherness.
do you mean MEAN? (meyan) it means sorry..
Your name, Samiha, can be written in Korean as 사미하.
나오미 (na-oh-mi)
Your Korean name can still be Michelle, if you'd like it to be. You would merely sound it out when writing it in Korean, writing with the appropriate characters that would match the sounds in "Michelle." This is how you would write "Michelle" in Korean Hangul: 미셸 Mi-Shyel
Sung is just the surename and Eun Mi means grace and beauty
In Korean, you can say "미쳤어" (mi-choe-sseo) to mean "you are crazy."
최미나 or 최민아 ------- 최미나 would be better, since the English name split Mi and Na, capitalizing Na.
My name is mean. = mi nombre está cruel.My name means... = mi nombre quiere decir...
My name is
In Korean, the name Michelle is typically written as 미셸 (mi-sheol). The first syllable, 미 (mi), represents the "Mi" sound in Michelle, and the second syllable, 셸 (sheol), represents the "chelle" sound. Korean writing is based on syllabic blocks called Hangul characters, each representing a specific sound.