Can someone translate my name into Hangul /Korean??? Please? :)?

Koreans get their English name from just choosing it themselves or their parents choose it for them etc. :)

there is actually no equivalent names in Korean of English names unfortunately.

Uh actually... It's not their Korean names translated. They get another name in English. So they keep their last names but they have two different first names. One in Korean, one in English.

The only way to translate that into Korean is translate literally, aka just the pronunciation of your name. Or, you just have to make up a Korean name for yourself.

Korean name suggestions....hmm... Unfortunately, I don't know much hanja so I can't give you names that have meaning but here's several names to choose from:

예린 - Ye Reen

이슬 - Lee Seul

민주 - Min Ju

하늘 - Ha Neul

They're all nice names. I suggest at least keeping your last name. I think your last name is Dumat-ol. Right? So just use 두맛 in front of any of those names. i.e. 두맛예린.

What Is My Korean Name

Hi~ ^^

Most people don't translate their name, they just pick a name they like~

However i looked for names with the same meaning....

For example My name is Sophie so my korean name could be 슬기(SeulGi) or 지혜 (JiHye)

as both of these names have similar meaning to Sophie ^^

I searched your name for you and i came up with 찬미 (ChanMi) which is derivative from Rose, as is your name ^^ I think it's a nice name~ :)

I got mine from here xD

http://rumandmonkey.com/widgets/toys/namegen/10981...

It's NOT the exact Korean name really, but they give pretty creative ones. Mine is Cha Sung Neul :]

Only Chinese names can be translated into Korean names..

You're a girl, right?

성아 - Sung Ah

자영 - Jayeong

예향 - Yehyang

윤아 - Yun Ah

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