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[Horizonshard]

why do you say that? Is anyones name spelled wrong?

Jeongyeon's name got romanized differently in the early days as Jungyeon.

I've also seen it get changed to Jungyung, and Jungyeong.

So they actually got it right instead of the myriad ways it could be wrong.

 

[Moguri]

Here's Momo and Nayeon's wrestling match



EDIT:

Ok that is not a full clip, it only show 1:1. Nayeon won 2:1

but this is the only other clip I can find that shows the last match

Even the commentators mock Momo

But the second clip you added is not the last match, EXID had orange shirts... the one you showed is against another group

 

[Moguri]

Jeongyeon's name got romanized differently in the early days as Jungyeon.

I've also seen it get changed to Jungyung, and Jungyeong.

So they actually got it right instead of the myriad ways it could be wrong.

oh... I had no idea this was going on I'm glad it does not happen anymore then!

 

[fdonce]

Even the commentators mock Momo

But the second clip you added is not the last match, EXID had orange shirts... the one you showed is against another group

O....well...you get the idea lol

 

[Moguri]

O....well...you get the idea lol

 

[Yelena_Belova]

Jeongyeon's name got romanized differently in the early days as Jungyeon.

I've also seen it get changed to Jungyung, and Jungyeong.

So they actually got it right instead of the myriad ways it could be wrong.

I did not know that, I only ever saw it spelled as Jeongyeon. Guess you do learn something new every day.

 

[Horizonshard]

I did not know that, I only ever saw it spelled as Jeongyeon. Guess you do learn something new every day.

Here's her official teaser for Sixteen, release by JYPE and Mnet:



It's just how they decided to romanize it back then. I'm not sure why they changed it later.

 

[Moguri]

Here's her official teaser for Sixteen, release by JYPE and Mnet:



It's just how they decided to romanize it back then. I'm not sure why they changed it later.

wow.. I never noticed that while watching Sixteen

 

[Selfmate]

interesting

 

[RainbowMoon]

Here's her official teaser for Sixteen, release by JYPE and Mnet:



It's just how they decided to romanize it back then. I'm not sure why they changed it later.

wow.. I never noticed that while watching Sixteen

Haha, that was so confusing tbh...but I guess it was kind of like the "Jungkook" name situation. His name Romanized is technically "Jeong-Kuk" but to make it more internationally easier to say, they made it Jungkook (if you don't know Korean phonetics, you most likely would pronounce his name like "Jee-ung Kuhk").

I do wonder why they decided to keep the Romanization. But you could also say the same thing for Dahyun and Chaeyoung (whose names would be Dahyeon and Chaeyeong) but no one noticed it because it's always been that way in English.

And also for Chaeyeon and Chaeryeong

I mean, Lia's Korean name from Itzy is Ji-Su (as you both probably know) but so is Jisoo's from Blackpink. And Jihyo's birth name...

 

[Moguri]

Haha, that was so confusing tbh...but I guess it was kind of like the "Jungkook" name situation. His name Romanized is technically "Jeong-Kuk" but to make it more internationally easier to say, they made it Jungkook (if you don't know Korean phonetics, you most likely would pronounce his name like "Jee-ung Kuhk").

I do wonder why they decided to keep the Romanization. But you could also say the same thing for Dahyun and Chaeyoung (whose names would be Dahyeon and Chaeyeong) but no one noticed it because it's always been that way in English.

And also for Chaeyeon and Chaeryeong

I mean, Lia's Korean name from Itzy is Ji-Su (as you both probably know) but so is Jisoo's from Blackpink. And Jihyo's birth name...

I always wonder about the young in names, as its like the english word

Are you sure about Dahyun though.. I always thought hyun was different to the yeon / yeong / youngs

I did know about the 3 Jisoos though

 

[RainbowMoon]

I always wonder about the young in names, as its like the english word

Are you sure about Dahyun though.. I always thought hyun was different to the yeon / yeong / youngs

I did know about the 3 Jisoos though

Nope! Dahyun's name in Hangul is 다현 and that little thing you see next to the circle with the line above and a line sticking out of it? The second line on the vertical line means that you add a "y" to it. Otherwise, it would just be "-eo". That's the same with others. The "eo" sound in Korean is similar to saying "uh".

If it was like "hyun" then it would be spelt like this: 다훈 and that would turn out being pronounced like "Da-hyoon"

Ooh yeah, it can get confusing if you think about it LMAO

 

[Moguri]

Nope! Dahyun's name in Hangul is 다현 and that little thing you see next to the circle with the line above and a line sticking out of it? The second line on the vertical line means that you add a "y" to it. Otherwise, it would just be "-eo". That's the same with others. The "eo" sound in Korean is similar to saying "uh".

If it was like "hyun" then it would be spelt like this: 다훈 and that would turn out being pronounced like "Da-hyoon"

Ooh yeah, it can get confusing if you think about it LMAO

but her name is spelled different than the characer used for the yeon in Nayeon or Jeongyeon

 

[RainbowMoon]

but her name is spelled different than the characer used for the yeon in Nayeon or Jeongyeon

No it's not
Nayeon: 나연
Jeongyeon: 정연
Dahyun: 다현
Chaeyoung (just for reference): 채영
The only different thing is that Dahyun has an "h" in her name which is this letter: ㅎ. It just makes the 여 (yeo) look a little different.

The O-looking letter is always just a placeholder. It doesn't make any noise. Think of it as a silent letter. You can also use it when you can't attach a vowel to a word and it stands alone. Like this would be how you write the letter I: 이

Also, when the O is the last letter in a Korean word, it serves as an "ng" so Chaeyoung has an "ng" at the end.

 

[Moguri]

The only different thing is that Dahyun has an "h" in her name which is this letter: ㅎ. It just makes the 여 (yeo) look a little different.

tbh I can't follow, you say its not different, but then you admit its different

 

[RainbowMoon]

tbh I can't follow, you say its not different, but then you admit its different

The only different thing though is that Dahyun has an "h" in her name. It doesn't change that the last part is still "yeon" in its direct Romanization.

The Romanized spelling is just a personal choice

 

[Moguri]

The only different thing though is that Dahyun has an "h" in her name. It doesn't change that the last part is still "yeon" in its direct Romanization.

The Romanized spelling is just a personal choice

so your saying it should be Daheon?

 

[RainbowMoon]

so your saying it should be Daheon?

Nope because the 2 horizontal lines in "yeo" means that a "y" has been added: 여. This would be if there was no "y": 어
Pretty much whenever you see two smaller lines one big line, that means that there a "y" involved.

 

[Moguri]

Nope because the 2 horizontal lines in "yeo" means that a "y" has been added: 여. This would be if there was no "y": 어
Pretty much whenever you see two smaller lines one big line, that means that there a "y" involved.

so Dahyeon

 

[RainbowMoon]

so Dahyeon

Yep!! They just choose to spell it like "Dahyun" with the Romanization.