Non-Korean Names in Hangul

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One of the problem with names is that their pronunciation can vary depending on the languages and the regions. I will try to include those variations with notes as best as I can.

Another issue is that most Koreans have a preference of how a "Hangul-ized" non-Korean names should look like even if that's not how it's actually pronounced. I will try to differentiate these as well.

Also, it's often not easy to find the correct pronunciations, so I am doing my best to match it as closely as possible.

These are the notations I used here if the pronunciations can be different.

• AmEn: American English pronunciation using MCT.
• CmKr: Common Hangul spelling when "AmEn" looks funny.
• BiKr: Common Hangul spelling for Bibical names.
• De: German pronunciation.
• Es: Spanish pronunciation.
• Fr: French pronunciation.
• It: Italian pronunciation.

Some name reference sites:

• Behind the Name

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