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26 Oct 2016
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Is it normal for foreigners to have a Korean name when they live in Korea? If so do they usually introduce themselves with the Korean or foreign name?
Is it normal for foreigners to have a Korean name when they live in Korea? If so do they usually introduce themselves with the Korean or foreign name?
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making a korean name is totally up to you i think. not nececerily
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I have some friends who are foreigners and live in Korea. 9 out of 10 those do not have Korean name as long as most Koreans can speak their name recognisable.
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Ooh ok so if you have a name that'a difficult for Koreans to pronounce you should have a Korean name?
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In that case, they are more likely to give another English name,which Koreans can say easier than original one like Sam, Tom, Jen etc, to their friends rather than new Korean name.
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