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 Posted: Fri Jul 01, 2005 4:27 pm
I love making up Korean names that sound nice but I'm clueless as to what they mean so I'm hesitant to use them, except for my own stories. And even then I still worry about the meanings. God knows, they might be something terrible. O_o
(f)
- An Hyun
- Ha Ryeon
- Ni La
- Ji Ni, Jin Ni (I use the second one)
(m)
- Dong Hyun
- Seong Hyun
- Yun Jung
- Oon Yong
Some names of my friends + people I know
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Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 11:06 pm
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Posted: Sun Jul 03, 2005 5:24 pm
Biryu from what i know the one of the syllables is usually an adjective and the other is often a noun. For example Eun Ha is Eun=Silver(adj form) Ha=Summer;Silver Summer and another Rho=Road Bin=Bright;Bright road From what i know.. Jin is the most common single syllable korean name. Then there is Hyun and other such as Chang. I think single syllable names are supposed to be noun only. There are some chinese characters said in korean that have a mixture of one or more characters in it. 島(Do=pronounced Doh)=if you look carefully you can see the 山 sign in there.
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