Korean what is your name

You would probably greet each other and introduce yourself. What would you do next? You will probably ask what their name is. Today, we will learn how to ask what is your name in Korean. You would ask this question to someone who is of the same or similar age to yourself. For example, you will learn to say this in a different way if you are in a business meeting or if you were asking an elderly person about their name. Remember, it is okay to make mistakes when learning Korean, so try to speak Korean as much as you can with your friends, where you might not be as shy.

Remember, practice makes perfect! Press enter to begin your search. It should be one of the first phrases you learn in Korean to meet new people.

The examples will be given using both Hangeul Korean Alphabet and romanized Korean. You could use this soon after saying a greeting hello to someone new. For example, you might use these at a business meeting or talking to a person who is much older than you.

You might hear this if you make a dentist appointment and they ask for your name. See below for examples of this. These are very formal ways of asking what is your name in Korean, so you can use them with everyone! This is used in most situations, and used with the standard version of the phrase.

You may hear this word in more official situations. This is the most common way of saying it. You have to feel out the situation to know how formal your choice of words should be. This is the same as 1, except the ending is different. This one is slightly more polite, but you can use either version. Here are some helpful phrases to help you navigate those tricky situations, and make sure you make a good impression on your new Korean friends or acquaintance! First impressions are important! If you want it done for you, 90 Day Korean has a special paid naming service that will help you get a personalized Korean name that is the best match for you.

Hi, daizy!