What would be your korean name? (1 Viewer)

[Willow]

nothing new

Call me Cherry then

 

[WinterGirl]

A definition I found:
강 or 'Kang' is means river. Alternatively, it is also a Korean surname. If used as an adjective as in "강하다" it means that something is either strong or tough. The last definition, meaning strong is derived from Chinese. Just an extra FYI: Some words in Korean are borrowed from Chinese.

Thanks for the explanation!

 

[WinterGirl]

cute

I still would prefer being called either Cherry Grey ot Natsuka Hanyu than my Korean name lol

Your japanese name also beautiful!

I have to confess that I also like the japanese names more... Mine japanese name would be Sumire Takaichi or Takaichi Sumire - I like the second version because this is the hungarian name order too.
The surname chosen by me because it means "tall one" and it sounds good with Sumire.

 

[Willow]

Your japanese name also beautiful!

I have to confess that I also like the japanese names more... Mine japanese name would be Sumire Takaichi. The surname chosen by me because it means "tall one" and it sounds good with Sumire.

Natsuka means Summer Fruit 🍇😊

 

[WinterGirl]

Natsuka means Summer Fruit 🍇😊

Yes, I knew the meaning of it, but thanks. I like it because it has a cute meaning by my opinion.

 

[Willow]

Yes, I knew the meaning of it, but thanks. I like it because it has a cute meaning by my opinion.

 

[yeji]

Call me Cherry then

i will

 

[yeji]

Thanks for the explanation!

you're welcome

 

[Willow]

i will

Thanks