Your chinese name in Korean
Apart from having their names in Korean letters, most Koreans also have their names in Chinese characters. For an example, the name of JungKook(정국) in BTS in Korean is ‘전정국’. His name in Chinese character is 田柾國. They may sound similar but the pronounciation can be different in most cases. So if your name is in Chinese, it can be easily converted into Korean letters and sounds. The below are translations of some of the most common Chinese names into Korean. Take a look and find your Korean name.
For example, Lee Hsien Loong, the Prime minister of Singapore has the Chinese name 李顯龍. It can be converted to Yee Hyeon Yong (이현용).
If you don’t know how to read Korean letters, try our online Korean learning program. You can learn the Korean alphabet Hangul and be able to read and write Korean letters.
Your Chinese surname in Korean
If you want to learn Korean more, join our interactive and conversational classes. They are available online via Zoom. Join us our class wherever you are.
Your Chinese name in Korean
How to read your Chinese name in Korean
Then how to read your Chinese name in Korean? Here is convenient app which shows you how it sounds.
Choose your surname(姓氏) and given name(名字) in the app below then it will show you how it sound and how to write it.
Try yourself and join our class to learn Korean language more.
Some try to translate theirs into Korean by Google Translate which is still flawed, Korean dictionaries are the most reliable. Go to Naver Dictionary or Daum Dictionary to search for your Korean names not found in the chart.
Take a trial lesson and try to learn Korean
Learning Korean isn’t hard, it’s fairly easy. Our online classes are more interactive and conversational than physical classes. Online classes are not restrained by physical environment and thus limitless with various e-materials. Take a trial class and check it out. Seoul Korean Language Centre is one of the best places to learn Korean.
Many more Chinese words in Korean
- –Korean words related to place
- –Korean words related to feel
- –Korean words related to home
- –Korean words related to movement
- –Korean words related to open space
- –Korean words related to heart
- –Korean words related to learning
- –Korean words related to person
- –Korean words related to “Going out”
- –Korean words related to entry
- –Korean words related to going
- –Korean words related to food
- –Korean words related to nation
- –Korean words related to teaching
Korean Level Test to check your level
If you have learned Korean already, try online Korean level tests and continue learning Korean with us. Our classes are interactive and conversational, great for practicing listening, speaking and preparing TOPIK.
Read also
- -Customized Korean learning materials and online programs to help you learn Korean.
- -Qualified and experienced Korean teachers to guide you
- –Things to know before travelling to Korea
- –Why you should learn the Korean Language?
- –How to Study TOPIK in SEOUL Korean Language Centre
-Check all Korean language courses of SEOUL Korean language Centre.
-Register for a trial lesson.
-Try our free online Korean alphabet course.
-If you are not a beginner, test your level with online Korean placement test.
- Effective Writing Tips for the TOPIK ExamGeneral
- Understanding and Utilizing Formal Korean (문어체) for the TOPIK TestGeneral
- Succeed in TOPIK II: Expert Writing Tips from Seoul Korean Language CentreGeneral
- How to make Korean letters with consonants and vowels Part2General
- How to sound your Chinese name in Korean?General
- How to make Korean letters with consonants and vowelsGeneral
- How to write 7 basic Korean consonantsGeneral
- 6 Basic Korean vowels and their soundsGeneral
- 7 Basic Korean Consonants and their soundGeneral
- Korean Letter Table – Online PracticeGeneral
0 responses on "Your Korean Name from Chinese"