Good Korean names

Top 50 Korean surnames

1. Kim, 2. Lee, 3. Park, 4. Cui, 5. Zheng, 6. Jiang, 7. Zhao, 8. Yin, 9. Zhang, 10. Lin,

11. Wu, 12. Han, 13. Shen, 14. Xu, 15. Quan, 16. Huang, 17 .An, 18. Song, 19. Liu,

20. Hong, 21. Quan, 22. Gao, 23. Wen, 24. Sun, 25. Liang, 26. Pei, 27. Bai, 28. Cao,

29. Xu, 30. Nan, 31. Shen, 32. Liu, 33. Lu, 34. He, 35. Tian, ??36. Ding, 37. Guo,

38. Cheng, 39. Che, 40. Yu, 41. Ju, 42. Yu, 43. Zhu, 44. Ren, 45. Luo, 46. Xin,

47. Min , 48. Chen, 49. Chi, 50. Yan

You can choose your favorite surname first

The following are the names that I personally think are nicer, combined with the surnames above< /p>

Sang Eun, Sang Hee, Ji Hyo, Li Youna, You Hui Yaner, Xi En, Xin Nuo

Just play it by hand. In fact, what others think sounds good may not be suitable for you. It mainly suits your own mind. Bar

Send me nice Korean names

The way Koreans choose names is actually very similar to that of Chinese people. It is also the father’s surname plus first name. Most Korean names are There are 3 characters but there are also 2 characters. The one on the first floor is not completely wrong, but the meaning is not very accurate. Because Koreans used to write in Chinese characters, they had their own writing after King Sejong organized the creation of Hangeul. But now there are Chinese characters used on Korean ID cards (basically similar to traditional Chinese characters). In the past, people used to choose names that also had meaning in Chinese characters, but now gradually people are no longer limited to this when naming their children. Many names only have meanings in Korean.

Korean surnames are relatively simple. About 50% of people have the surname Kim, and others such as Park, Lee, Zhang, etc. also have common surnames. Many common surnames in China are not available in Korea (people like me have the surname Feng, so people know they are Chinese when they hear it). Also, Korean surnames are determined by the region they originated from. If they are from the same ancestor, you are basically not allowed to get married.

Huang Miji

Koo Ji-sung

Lee Ji-woo

Seo Jin-ah

Seo Liu-jin

Jang Yin-jung

Li Guili

Li Jiana

Han Minzhi

Yan Zhiyan

Lin Zhihui

Huang Ying'er

Jeon Ye-hee

Jo Se-hee

Kim Mi-hee

Kim Shi-hyang

Kim Yoo-rim

Kim Woo-yeon

Kim Jae-young

Kim Joo-hee

Fang Yinying

Park Soo-jung

Park Shi-hyun

Sun Zhiyuan

Yin Xianhui

Yin Yilin

Yin Zheng'er

Wu Zhongxian

Yu Jiying

Lee Hyun-jin

Lee Hye-rim

Lee Hyo-mi

Cho Sang-hee

Jung Joo-mi

Ji (ji) Yanxiu

Ji Runmei

Cui Youjing

Cui Huirong

Xu Runmei

Hong Yansil

Hong Ha Na

Han Yuxi

What are some good Korean names?

Most Chinese people’s surnames are Jin, Li, and Pu. It depends on which one you like.

The more common ones with Xi are (surname omitted) Renxi, Xihe, Xiuxi, and Ming. Hee, Jung Hee, Seol Hee, Yoon Hee, Hye Hee, Hee Young, Hee Cheol (actually I want to say Hee Cheol), Sun Hee... (Hee (Hee) Fan)

Comparison of Dae Kang Less, it’s better to put it in the name

I’ll teach you how to choose a name. Pick your favorite character in your name, combine it with your favorite character (xi), and add your favorite character. A surname that is easy to pronounce, so that it has your characteristics and what you like, killing two birds with one stone

If you are strong and brave, you can choose Ming, Ying, Xue, Zhen, Fan, Min, Sheng, Qian, Yun, Yun , Ju, La, He, You, He... words like this

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I want a nicer Korean name!

Due to the influence of ancient China, most Korean names consist of three Chinese characters. The surname comes first, and the remaining two characters are the given name, and there is usually a character between these two characters that represents seniority. There are about 300 surnames in South Korea, but most people in the country only have a few surnames. The most common surnames are: Jin, Li, Pu, Cui, Zheng, An, Zhang, Zhao, Chen, Han, Jiang, Liu, Yin, etc. There are also some compound surnames, such as Nangong, Huangfu, Sikong, Xianyu, Zhuge, Ximen, Dugu, Dongfang, etc.

During the Three Kingdoms period in ancient Korea, Goguryeo and Baekje had more compound surnames, as well as Eulji, Gongsun, Linghu, Sima, Xiahou, etc.

If you want to talk about the translation of Korean names, you must first talk about the relevant knowledge of Korean. Korean, like Japanese, originated from Chinese characters. Chinese characters were introduced to Korea in the Tang Dynasty. Later, King Sejong of Korea invented Korean. The word is the Korean character you see now. It is a pinyin character that represents the pronunciation of Chinese characters in Korea. Each Chinese character has a corresponding pronunciation in Korea. For example: the corresponding pronunciation of time tense in Korean is xi.

Let’s take a look at Korean names. Korean names are actually named with Chinese characters (at least most of them. Some young people today use Korean pronunciation for names that do not correspond to Chinese characters. But it is a minority phenomenon). For example, Kim Hee-sun, his name in Korea is Kim Hee-sun, and the corresponding pronunciation in Korean pinyin is kinhisen.

Therefore, when China is translating a Korean name, if conditions permit, it will look up his/her own name in Chinese characters. When conditions are not available, such as when translating the names of characters in novels, it will look for her/her name. The Chinese characters corresponding to the pronunciation of Korean characters in

There is also a Korean name quiz, you can also learn from it:

The month is your last name, and the first digit of the day is your name. The second character, the last number is the last character of your name. For example, if a boy’s birthday is January 1st, it can also be regarded as January 1st, which is Li Minghuan.

Surname:

January: Li February: Shen March: Zhang April: Min May: Quan June: Park July: Wu August: Yin

September: All October: Gold November: An December: Cui

Male:

First word:

0 Ming 1 Zai (Zai) 2 Jun 3 Tai

Last word:

0 Min 1 Huan 2 Yu 3 Heng 4 Xi 5 Xuan (Xian) 6 Hao 7 Shuo 8 He 9 Tao

Female:

First word:

0 favor 1 beauty 2 wisdom 3 benefit

Last word:

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0 Eun 1 Soo 2 Hyun 3 Ai 4 Zhen 5 Jing 6 Ying 7 Hee 8 Hui 9 Yuan

Help me come up with a nice Korean name named Zhang

Yanan (Ya, homophonic for elegant, elegant; Nan is just a nice name)

Mingmei (understands the truth, is beautiful, has a beautiful face)

Kexin (lives very warmly with her family)

Huiqian (virtuous, Qian is just a nice name)

Manni (life is romantic, Ni is a name for girls, it has no meaning)

Xiangru ( Fragrance, the fragrance will last for eternity after death, Ru, it doesn’t mean much)

Yuechan (pretty and beautiful than Diao Chan, gentler than moonlight)

Changxi (like Chang’e) Peerless beauty)

Jingxiang (quiet, as beautiful and elegant as Xiangfei in the Ming Dynasty)

Mengjie (a dreamy girl, kind-hearted and pure)

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Ling Wei (the momentum and vitality are overwhelming, Wei, I wish her to become a celebrity in the future)

Mei Lian (beautiful like a lotus, and has the noble quality of being able to emerge from the mud without being stained)

Yajing (elegant and quiet)

Yawen (elegant clouds)

Ruiqi (auspicious)

Ruiying (smart)

Shiqi (poetic; beautiful jade)

Snow Goose (flying geese in the snowflakes)

Yuting (shining; graceful)

Yuxin (feather satin; warmth)

Wenxuan (wen: a kind of patterned cloud; Xuan: beautiful jade)

Zirui (auspicious)

Yue Qingyue: A kind of divine bead in ancient legends

Yan Niyan: In ancient times, it refers to a talented, learned and virtuous person Ni: Refers to a girl

Jun Yaojun ：Meiyuyao: Beautiful jade

Leshanshan: The graceful look of a woman walking

Xinmengxin: Fragrance

Yue Yiyi: Relaxed and happy

Yun Xixi: Bright

Fan Qiqi: Beautiful Jade

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Does anyone know any Korean names that sound better? (Both men and women)

^^;;; Let me briefly introduce the names commonly used by Koreans~

Gender: ?-Kim, ?-Lee, ?-Park, ?-Liu, ?-Ji, ?-Zhao and so on.

Name: ?-Wisdom, ?-Zhishan, ?-Enying, ?-filial piety, ?-Enjing, ?-Xianjing, ?-Xiujing, etc.

I think of a lot of names now, but I’m not sure which Chinese characters should be used~ Because when Koreans choose names, they usually have Chinese characters that should be used and some Chinese characters that shouldn’t be used.

?-Jin, ?-Li, ?-Pu, ?-Liu, ?-Cui, ?-Zhao, etc.

?-Wisdom, ?-Zhishan, ?-Ene Ying,?-filial piety,?-environment,?-xianjing,?-xiujing, etc.