# Writing Adolescent Fiction/Character names/Korean
## Usage Note

In Korea, last names come first. A Korean with a hyphenated name would be known by both parts of the name, not just the one before the hyphen. A girl would call her older brother Oppa and her older sister Unnie. A boy would call his older brother Hyung and his older sister Noona.

## Girls’ names

* A-ra (아라)
* Areum (아름)
* A-young (아영)
* Ae-jin (애진)
* Ae-jung (애정)
* Ae-min (애민)
* Ae-ri (애리)
* Ae-sook (애숙)
* Ae-young (애영)
* A-in (아인)
* Bo-ah (보아)
* Bo-hyun (보현)
* Bo-kyung (보경)
* Bo-mi (보미)
* Bo-ra (보라)
* Bo-seon (보선)
* Bo-won (보원)
* Bo-young (보영)
* Bom (봄)
* Byung-soon (병순)
* Chae-eun (채은)
* Chae-ha (채하)
* Chae-hyun (채현)
* Chae-jung (채정)
* Chae-kyung (채경)
* Chae-min (채민)
* Chae-rin (채린)
* Chae-ryeong (채령)
* Chae-sun (채선)
* Chae-won (채원)
* Chae-yeon (채연)
* Chae-young (채영)
* Chan-hee (찬희)
* Chan-ju (찬주)
* Chan-mi (찬미)
* Chan-ri (찬리)
* Chan-sook (찬숙)
* Cho-hyeon (초현)
* Cho-won (초원)
* Cho-yeon (초연)
* Da-ae (다애)
* Da-bin (다빈)
* Da-eun (다은)
* Da-hae (다해)
* Da-hee (다희)
* Da-hye (다혜)
* Da-hyun (다현)
* Da-in (다인)
* Da-jeong (다정)
* Da-kyung (다경)
* Da-mi (다미)
* Da-min (다민)
* Da-on (다온)
* Da-seul (다슬)
* Da-sol (다솔)
* Da-som (다솜)
* Da-won (다원)
* Da-yeon (다연)
* Da-yoon (다윤)
* Da-young (다영)
* Dan-bi (단비)
* Do-ah (도아)
* Do-hee (도희)
* Do-yeon (도연)
* Doo-ri (두리)
* Eui-jeong (의정)
* Eun-a (은아)
* Eun-bi (은비)
* Eun-bin (은빈)
* Eun-chae (은채)
* Eun-ha (은하)
* Eun-hwa (은화)
* Eun-i (은이)
* Eun-jae (은재)
* Eun-ji (은지)
* Eun-jin (은진)
* Eun-jo (은조)
* Eun-joo (은주)
* Eun-kyul (은결)
* Eun-mi (은미)
* Eun-seong (은성)
* Eun-sook (은숙)
* Eun-woo (은우)
* Eun-young (은영)
* Ga-bin (가빈)
* Ga-eul (가을)
* Ga-eun / Ka-eun (가은)
* Ga-hee (가희)
* Ga-in (가인)
* Ga-on (가온)
* Ga-yoon (가윤)
* Ga-young (가영)
* Go-eun (고은)
* Go-won (고원)
* Go-young (고영)
* Gyu-ri (규리)
* Ha-bin (하빈)
* Ha-eun (하은)
* Ha-jin (하진)
* Ha-jung (하정)
* Ha-na (하나)
* Ha-ni (하니)
* Ha-seul (하슬)
* Ha-young (하영)
* Ha-yi (하이)
* Ha-yun (하윤)
* Hae-in (해인)
* Hae-rin (해린)
* Hae-mi (해미)
* Hae-rim (해림)
* Hae-ryung (해령)
* Hae-sol (해솔)
* Hae-won (해원)
* Hae-yoon (해윤)
* Hae-young (해영)
* Han-areum (한아름)
* Han-byeol (한별)
* He-rin (헤린)
* Hee (희)
* Hee-ji (희지)
* Hee-jin (희진)
* Hee-su (희수)
* Hee-won (희원)
* Ho-hyun (호현)
* Hwa (화)
* Hye (혜)
* Hye-hyun (혜현)
* Hye-in (혜인)
* Hye-jin (혜진)
* Hye-joo (혜주)
* Hye-lin (혜린)
* Hye-min (혜민)
* Hye-ri (혜리)
* Hye-rim (혜림)
* Hye-seon (혜선)
* Hye-won (혜원)
* Hye-yeon (혜연)
* Hye-young (혜영)
* Hyeon-ju (현주)
* Hyeong-eun (형은)
* Hyo-eun (효은)
* Hyo-jin (효진)
* Hyo-ri (효리)
* Hyo-soon (효순)
* Hyo-yeon (효연)
* Hyun (현)
* Hyun-a (현아)
* Hyun-ji (현지)
* Hyun-joo (현주)
* Hyun-jung (현정)
* Hyung-sook (형숙)
* Hyung-soon (형순)
* I-seul (이슬)
* In-a (인아)
* In-hye (인혜)
* In-sun (인선)
* Jae-eun (재은)
* Jae-won (재원)
* Je-ni (제니)
* Jeong-hee (종희)
* Jeong-min (정민)
* Jeong-yeon (정연)
* Ji-an (지안)
* Ji-eun (지은)
* Ji-hee (지희)
* Ji-heun (지흔)
* Ji-heon (지헌)
* Ji-ho (지호)
* Ji-hoo (지후)
* Ji-hye (지혜)
* Ji-hyo (지효)
* Ji-hyun (지현)
* Ji-min (지민)
* Ji-na (지나)
* Ji-soo (지수)
* Ji-sun (지선)
* Ji-sung (지성)
* Ji-woo (지우)
* Ji-won (지원)
* Ji-yeon (지연)
* Ji-yoon (지윤)
* Ji-young (지영)
* Jin (진)
* Jin-hee (진희)
* Jin-kyung (진경)
* Jin-seon (진선)
* Jin-sol (진솔)
* Jin-young (진영)
* Jong-eun (종은)
* Joo-hee (주희)
* Joo-hyun (주현)
* Joo-yeon / Ju-yeon (주연)
* Joon-hee (준희)
* Ju-eun (주은)
* Ju-na (주나)
* Ju-ri (주리)
* Jung-hye (정혜)
* Keon-hee (건희)
* Ki-won (기원)
* Ki-yeon (기연)
* Kyung-hee (경희)
* Kyung-won (경원)
* Kyung-mi (경미)
* Kyung-sun (경선)
* Kyung-hye (경혜)
* Kyung-ja (경자)
* Kyung-ha (경하)
* Kyung-min (경민)
* Kyung-sil (경실)
* Kyung-wook (경욱)
* Kyung-hwa (경화)
* Ma-ri (마리)
* Mi-gyung (미경)
* Mi-jin (미진)
* Mi-joo (미주)
* Mi-rae (미래)
* Mi-mi (미미)
* Mi-na (미나)
* Min-ju (민주)
* Mi-ra (미라)
* Mi-ru (미루)
* Min (민)
* Min-a (민아)
* Min-hee (민희)
* Min-ji (민지)
* Min-jung (민정)
* Min-na (민나)
* Min-seo (민서)
* Min-soo (민수)
* Min-young (민영)
* Mi-sook (미숙)
* Mi-soon (미순)
* Mi-yeon (미연)
* Mi-young (미영)
* Moon-kyung (문경)
* Moon-sun (문선)
* Myeon-ji (면지)
* Myung-hee (명희)
* Myung-sun (명선)
* Na-bi (나비)
* Na-hyun (나현)
* Na-joo (나주)
* Na-kyung (나경)
* Na-ra (나라)
* Na-ri (나리)
* Na-yeon (나연)
* Na-yoon (나윤)
* Na-young (나영)
* Nam-jin (남진)
* Nam-joo (남주)
* Nam-ra (남라)
* Ok-hee (옥희)
* Ok-hwa (옥화)
* Ok-sun (옥선)
* Ok-joo (옥주)
* On-jo (온조)
* Rae-ji (래지)
* Rae-yeon (래연)
* Ri-na (리나)
* Ri-yu (리유)
* Ri-ye (리예)
* Ryu-jin (류진)
* Sa-ra (사라)
* Sa-rang (사랑)
* Sae-hyun (새현)
* Sae-mi (새미)
* Sae-rom (새롬)
* Sang-hee (상희)
* Sang-jin (상진)
* Sang-mi (상미)
* Se-bin (세빈)
* Se-hee (세희)
* Se-heun (세흔)
* Se-hyun (세현)
* Se-jeong (세정)
* Se-rim (세림)
* Se-rin (세린)
* Se-young (세영)
* Seul-gi (슬기)
* Seung-geun (승은)
* Seung-hee (승희)
* Seung-hyeon (승현)
* Seung-mi (승미)
* Seung-wan (승완)
* Seung-yeon (승연)
* Seung-yoo (승유)
* Seo-hyeung (서형)
* Seo-kyeong (서경)
* Seo-hyun (서현)
* Seo-won (서원)
* Seo-yeon (서연) (This name is a common name choice for women when they change their names.)
* Seo-yeong (서영)
* Seol-a (설아)
* Seol-hyun (설현)
* Seon (선)
* Seon-hee (선희)
* Seon-hwa (선화)
* Seon-koo (선구)
* Seon-mi (선미)
* Seong-hee (성희)
* Seong-eun (성은)
* Shin (신)
* Shin-young (신영)
* Si-an (시안)
* Si-ah (시아)
* Si-hyun (시현)
* Si-ra (시라)
* Si-won (시원)
* Si-yeon (시연)
* Si-yoon (시윤)
* Sin-ae (신애)
* So-eun (소은)
* So-hee (소희)
* So-hye (소혜)
* So-hyeon (소현)
* So-mi (소미)
* So-myeong (소명)
* So-ri (소리)
* So-won (소원)
* So-yeon (소연)
* So-young (소영)
* Sol-ee (솔이)
* Soo-ae (수애)
* Soo-hyun (수현)
* Soo-ji (수지)
* Soo-jin (수진)
* Soo-jung (수정)
* Soo-kyung (수경)
* Soo-mi (수미)
* Soo-yeon (수연)
* Soo-young (수영)
* Soon-bok (순복)
* Soon-kyu (순규)
* Soon-yi (순이)
* Sun (선)
* Su-a (수아)
* Su-an (수안)
* Su-gyeong (수경)
* Su-min (수민)
* Su-yun (수윤)
* Sun-woo (선우)
* Tae-mi (태미)
* Tae-seon (태선)
* Tae-yeon (태연)
* Tae-kyung (태경)
* Tae-eun (태은)
* Won (원)
* Won-young (원영)
* Won-ju (원주)
* Won-hee (원희)
* Woon (운)
* Woo-yeon (우연)
* Woo-lim (우림)
* Ye-eun (예은)
* Ye-im (예임)
* Ye-ji (예지)
* Ye-rim (예림)
* Ye-rin (예린)
* Ye-seo (예서)
* Ye-na (예나)
* Ye-ju/Ye-joo (예주)
* Ye-won (예원)
* Ye-woon (예운)
* Ye-young (예영)
* Yeon-a (연아)
* Yeon-gyung (연경)
* Yeon-ji (연지)
* Yeon-joo (연주)
* Yeong-ju (영주)
* Yi-soo (이수)
* Yong-sook (용숙)
* Yoo-bin (유빈)
* Yoo-hyeon (유현)
* Yoo-jeong (유정)
* Yoo-jin (유진)
* Yoo-mi (유미)
* Yoo-na/Yu-na (유나)
* Yoo-min (유민)
* Yoo-ni (유니)
* Yoo-ra (유라)
* Yoo-ri (유리)
* Yoon (윤)
* Yoon-a (윤아)
* Yoon-ja (윤자)
* Yoon-ji (윤지)
* Yoon-jin (윤진)
* Yoon-kyung (윤경)
* Yoon-mi (윤미)
* Young-chae (영채)
* Young-eun (영은)
* Young-hee (영희)
* Young-ja (영자)
* Young-ju (영주)
* Young-mi (영미)
* Young-yoo (영유)

## Boys' names

Brothers are often given names in which one part is the same for all and one part is different for all. For example, two brothers may be named Song-Won and Song-ho, or Kum-Shik and Won-Shik.
* An (안)
* Bin (빈)
* Baul (바울)
* Beom-gyu (범규)
* Beom-seok (범석)
* Beom-soo (범수)
* Byeong-cheol (병철)
* Byeong-kwan (병관)
* Byung-chan (병찬)
* Byung-ho (병호)
* Byung-hoon (병훈)
* Byung-joon (병준)
* Byung-woo (병우)
* Byung-wook (병욱)
* Chae-koo (채구)
* Chan (찬)
* Chan-woo (찬우)
* Chan-yeol (찬열)
* Chan-young (찬영)
* Chan-yul (찬율)
* Chang-bin (창빈)
* Chang-ha (창하)
* Chang-ho (창호)
* Chang-min (창민)
* Chang-nam (창남)
* Chang-seon (창선)
* Chang-soo (창수)
* Chang-woo (창우)
* Chang-wook (창욱)
* Cheol (철)
* Cheol-min (철민)
* Cheol-soo (철수)
* Chi-won (치원)
* Chul (철)
* Chul-soo (철수)
* Chul-soon (철순)
* Chul-woo (철우)
* Dae-hyun (대현)
* Dae-hwi (대휘)
* Dae-in (대인)
* Dae-il (대일)
* Dae-hyeon (대현)
* Dae-jung (대정)
* Dae-seok (대석)
* Dae-seong (대성)
* Dae-sung (대성)
* Dae-won (대원)
* Dan (단)
* Do-hun (도훈)
* Do-hyun (도현)
* Do-kyun (도균)
* Do-won (도원)
* Do-yeon (도연)
* Dong-bin (동빈)
* Dong-chan (동찬)
* Dong-chul (동철)
* Dong-yeon (동연)
* Dong-eun (동은)
* Dong-ha (동하)
* Dong-han (동한)
* Dong-ho (동호)
* Dong-hyuk (동혁)
* Dong-hyun (동현)
* Dong-il (동일)
* Dong-ju (동주)
* Dong-jun (동준)
* Dong-kyu (동규)
* Dong-min (동민)
* Dong-moon (동문)
* Dong-myeong (동명)
* Dong-pyo (동표)
* Dong-soo (동수)
* Dong-won (동원)
* Dong-wook (동욱)
* Dong-woo (동우)
* Dong-yoon (동윤)
* Doo-hwan (두환)
* Eu-gene (유진)
* Eui-jin (의진)
* Eui-woong (의웅)
* Eun-ki (은기)
* Eun-kwang (은광)
* Eun-sang (은상)
* Geon-min (건민)
* Geon-woo (건우)
* Ha-bit (하빛)
* Ha-don (하돈)
* Ha-joon (하준)
* Ha-min (하민)
* Ha-woong (하웅)
* Hae-il (해일)
* Hae-in(해인)
* Hae-seob (해섭)
* Hae-seong (해성)
* Han (한)
* Haon (하온)
* Han-bin (한빈)
* Han-guk (한국)
* Han-kil (한길)
* Han-kyeol (한결)
* Han-kyeom (한겸)
* Han-jae (한재)
* Han-seo (한서)
* Han-sol (한솔)
* Han-wool (한울)
* Him-chan (힘찬)
* Ho-jin (호진)
* Ho-jun (호준)
* Ho-soo (호수)
* Ho-sung (호성)
* Ho-won (호원)
* Ho-yeon (호연)
* Ho-young (호영)
* Hong-cheol (홍철)
* Hong-gi (홍기)
* Hong-il (홍일)
* Hong-joong (홍중)
* Hoon (훈)
* Hwan (환)
* Hwan-seok (환석)
* Hwan-woong (환웅)
* Hyuk (혁)
* Hyuk-jae (혁재)
* Hyun (현)
* Hyun-bin (현빈)
* Hyun-gyu (현규)
* Hyun-ho (현호)
* Hyun-jae (현재)
* Hyun-jin (현진)
* Hyun-jo (현조)
* Hyun-jong (현종)
* Hyun-jun (현준)
* Hyun-jung (현정)
* Hyun-ki (현기)
* Hyun-min (현민)
* Hyun-soo (현수)
* Hyun-seok (현석)
* Hyun-seung (현승)
* Hyun-sik (현식)
* Hyun-tae (현태)
* Hyun-woo (현우)
* Hyung (형)
* Hyung-bin (형빈)
* Hyung-joon (형준)
* Hyung-min (형민)
* Hyung-seop (형섭)
* Hyung-sik (형식)
* Hyung-woo (형우)
* Il-sung (일성)
* In-cheol (인철)
* In-jung (인정)
* In-sik (인식)
* In-seong (인성)
* In-soo (인수)
* In-tak (인탁)
* Jae-bin (재빈)
* Jae-beom (재범)
* Jae-chan (재찬)
* Jae-eok (재억)
* Jae-han (재한)
* Jae-hee (재희)
* Jae-hun (재훈)
* Jae-hwa (재화)
* Jae-hwan (재환)
* Jae-hyun (재현)
* Jae-jun (재준)
* Jae-kyung (재경)
* Jae-min (재민)
* Jae-oh (재오)
* Jae-seon (재선)
* Jae-won (재원)
* Jae-woo (재우)
* Jae-yoon (재윤)
* Jae-young (재영)
* Je-no (제노)
* Je-won (제원)
* Je-yong (제용)
* Ji-young (지영)
* Ji-ho (지호)
* Ji-hoon (지훈)
* Ji-kwang (지광)
* Ji-min (지민)
* Ji-sung (지숭)
* Jin (진)
* Jin-ho (진호)
* Jin-sol (진솔)
* Jin-soo (진수)
* Jin-seong (진성)
* Jin-woo (진우)
* Jin-yong (진용)
* Jin-young (진영)
* Ji-seong (지성)
* Ji-seob (지섭)
* Ji-tae (지태)
* Ji-woong (지웅)
* Ji-young (지영)
* Jong-dae (종대)
* Jong-in (종인)
* Jong-gyu(종규)
* Jong-hyun (종현)
* Joon (준)
* Joon-ho (준호)
* Joon-il (준일)
* Joon-o (준오)
* Joon-soo (준수)
* Joon-yeob (준엽)
* Joo-seob (주섭)
* Jung-il (정일)
* Jung-ho (정호)
* Jung-hoon (정훈)
* Jung-hwa (정화)
* Jung-hwan (정환)
* Jung-keun (정근)
* Jung-kook (정국)
* Jung-kyu (정규)
* Jung-mo (정모)
* Jung-san (정산)
* Jung-sik (정식)
* Kil (길)
* Ki-hyuk (기혁)
* Ki-sang (기상)
* Ki-soo (기수)
* Ki-woo (기우)
* Keon-woo (건우)
* Kwang-joon (광준)
* Kwang-soo (광수)
* Kyung-joo (경주)
* Kyu-hwang (규황)
* Kyu-hyuk (규혁)
* Min (민)
* Min-ho (민호)
* Min-joon (민준)
* Min-ki (민기)
* Min-kyu (민규)
* Min-seok (민석)
* Min-soo (민수)
* Myung-bok (명복)
* Myung-dae (명대)
* Myung-soo (명수)
* Nam-joon (남준)
* San (산)
* Se-cheol (세철)
* Se-hoon (세훈)
* Se-joo (세주)
* Se-Hun(세훈)
* Se-jin (세진)
* Se-jun (세준)
* Seok-jin (석진)
* Seo-jun (서준)
* Seon (선)
* Seong (성)
* Seong-cheol (성철)
* Seong-han (성한)
* Seong-ho (성호)
* Seong-hyun (성현)
* Seong-jin (성진)
* Seong-jong (성종)
* Seong-kyu (성규)
* Seong-min (성민)
* Seong-won (성원)
* Seong-woo (성우)
* Seong-yeol (성열)
* Seon-gyu(성규)
* Seon-yeol (선열)
* Seon-young (선영)
* Seung (승)
* Seung-woo (승우)
* Seung-ho (승호)
* Si-hyun (시현)
* Si-won (시원)
* Si-woo (시우)
* Soo-an (수안)
* Soo-hwan (수환)
* Soo-hyun (수현)
* Soo-bin (수빈)
* Su-min (수민)
* Sun-woo/Sun-oo (선우)
* Tae-ho (태호)
* Tae-hyun (태현)
* Tae-hyung (태형)
* Tae-wan (태완)
* Tae-woo (태우)
* Tae-yeong (태영)
* Won (원)
* Won-myung (원명)
* Won-sik (원식)
* Woo-hyun (우현)
* Woo-il (우일)
* Woo-jin (우진)
* Woo-Young(우영)
* Yeon-jun (연준)
* Yi-hwan (이환)
* Yi-soo (이수)
* Yong (용)
* Yong-jin (용진)
* Yong-joon (용준)
* Yong-seon (용선)
* Yoo (유)
* Yoo-jin (유진)
* Yoon (윤)
* Yoon-bok (윤복)
* Yoon-ho (윤호)
* Yoon-soo (윤수)
* Yoon-gi (윤기)
* Yo-han (요한)
* Yo-seob (요섭)
* Young-bin (영빈)
* Young-il (영일)
* Young-beom (영범)
* Young-cheol (영철)
* Young-ho (영호)
* Young-hoon (영훈)
* Young-jae (영재)
* Young-joon (영준)
* Young-min (영민)
* Young-sam (영삼)
* Young-wook (영욱)
* Young-soo (영수)

## Surnames

In instances where two surnames are identical except that one begins with N and the other with R, the R version is North Korean only, but the N version can be either North or South Korean. There are also different spellings for different surnames. No can be Noh, Park can be Bak, Lee can be Yi. This is in both North and South Korea. Also keep in mind surnames can start with one letter but that can be changed. Bang can be Pang or Kim can be Gim, Cheong can be Jung. Lim is a North Korean and South Korean Surname.

### Top 5

* Kim (김)
* Lee (이)
* Park (박)
* Jung (정)
* Choi (최)

### Others

* A/Ah (아)
* Ae (애)
* An/Ahn (안)
* Bae (배)
* Baek/Paik (백)
* Ban (반)
* Bang (방)
* Beom (범)
* Beon (번)
* Bi/Bee (비)
* Bin/Been (빈)
* Bing (빙)
* Bo (보)
* Bok (복)
* Bong (봉)
* Boo/Bu (부)
* Byun/Byeon (변)
* Cha (차)
* Chae/Chai (채)
* Chang (창)
* Cheon (천)
* Cho (조)
* Choi/Chwe (최)
* Chu/Choo (추)
* Da (다)
* Dae (대)
* Dam (담)
* Dan (단)
* Dang (당)
* Deung (등)
* Deungjeong/Deungjung (등정)
* Do/Doh (도)
* Dokko (독고)
* Don (돈)
* Dong (동)
* Dongbang (동방)
* Doo/Du (두)
* Eo (어)
* Eogeum (어금)
* Eom/Uhm/Um (엄)
* Eum (음)
* Eun (은)
* Ga/Ka (가)
* Ha (하)
* Hae (해)
* Hak (학)
* Ham/Hahm (함)
* Han (한)
* Heo/Huh/Hur/Huhr (허)
* Ho (호)
* Hong (홍)
* Hoo (후)
* Hwa (화)
* Hwang (황)
* Hwangbo (황보)
* Hwangmok (황목)
* Hyun/Hyeon (현)
* Hyung/Hyeong (형)
* Im (S.Korea)/Lim (N.Korea) (임/림)
* In/Ihn (인)
* Ja (자)
* Jang/Chang (장)
* Je (제)
* Jekal (제갈)
* Jeom (점)
* Jeon (전)
* Jeung (증)
* Ji/Jee (지)
* Jin/Jihn (진)
* Jo (조)
* Jong (종)
* Joo/Ju (주)
* Jung/Jeong (정)
* Jwa (좌)
* Kal (갈)
* Kam (감)
* Kan (간)
* Kang/Gang (강)
* Keum (금)
* Keun (근)
* Ki/Gi (기)
* Kil (길)
* Kim/Gim/Ghim (김)
* Go/Ko (고)
* Kok (곡)
* Kong/Gong (공)
* Koo/Goo (구)
* Kook/Kuk/Gook/Guk (국)
* Koong (궁)
* Kwak/Gwak (곽)
* Kwan/Gwan (관)
* Kwok (궉)
* Kwon (권)
* Kye/Gye (계)
* Kyun (견)
* Kyung (경)
* Kyo/Gyo (교)
* Lee (S.Korea)/Ri (N.Korea) (이/리)
* Ma (마)
* Mae (매)
* Maeng (맹)
* Man (만)
* Mangjeol (망절)
* Mi (미)
* Min (민)
* Mo (모)
* Mok (목)
* Moo/Mu (무)
* Moobon (무본)
* Mook (묵)
* Moon (문)
* Myung (명)
* Myo (묘)
* Na (S.Korea) / La (N. Korea) (나/라)
* Nae (내)
* Nam (남)
* Namkoong (남궁)
* Nan (S.Korea)/Ran (N.Korea) (난/란)
* Nang (S.Korea)/Rang (N.Korea) (낭/랑)
* No (S.Korea)/Ro (N.Korea) (노/로)
* Noe (S.Korea)/Roe (N.Korea) (뇌/뢰)
* Oh/O (오)
* Ok/Ock (옥)
* On (온)
* Ong (옹)
* Paeng (팽)
* Pan (판)
* Park/Bak (박)
* Pil (필)
* Po (포)
* Poong (풍)
* Pyeon/Pyun (편)
* Pyeong (평)
* Pyo/Pyoh (표)
* Ra (라)
* Ran (란)
* Rang (랑)
* Ri (리)
* Rim (림)
* Ro (로)
* Roe (뢰)
* Ryeo (려)
* Ryu (류)
* Sa/Sah (사)
* Sakong (사공)
* Sam (삼)
* San (산)
* Sang (상
* Seo/Suh (서)
* Seob (섭)
* Seok/Suk(석)
* Seol/Sol/Sul (설)
* Seomoon (서문)
* Seon/Sun (선)
* Seong/Sung (성)
* Seonwoo (선우)
* Seung (승)
* Si (시)
* Sim (심)
* Sin (신)
* So/Soh (소)
* Son/Shon/Sohn (손)
* Song (송)
* Soo (수)
* Soon (순)
* Tae (태)
* Tak (탁)
* Tan (탄)
* Wan (완)
* Wang (왕)
* Wi/Wee (위)
* Won (원)
* Woo (우)
* Woon (운)
* Ya (야)
* Yang (S. Korea)/Ryang (N. Korea) (양/량)
* Ye (예)
* Yeo (S. Korea)/Ryeo (N. Korea) (여/려)
* Yeom (S. Korea)/Ryeom (N. Korea) (염/렴)
* Yeon (S. Korea)/Ryeon (N. Korea) (연/련)
* Young (영)
* Yeob (엽)
* Yo (요)
* Yong (S. Korea)/Ryong (N. Korea) (용/룡)
* Yoo (S. Korea)/Ryoo (N. Korea) (유/류)
* Yook (S.Korea)/Ryook (N.Korea) (육/륙)
* Yoom/Yum/Youm (윰)
* Yoon/Yun/Youn (윤)