Tarts and Mina's Korean lessons thread
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I always thought it was h'soo with an almost silent 'h'.
Almost like just regular su, but with a sharper 's'.
I could be mistaken though. I'm sure the people you know would know better how to pronounce their own names than I would.
Almost like just regular su, but with a sharper 's'.
I could be mistaken though. I'm sure the people you know would know better how to pronounce their own names than I would.
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Originally Posted by PeaceLove&S2K,Jun 15 2007, 03:40 AM
I always thought it was h'soo with an almost silent 'h'.
Almost like just regular su, but with a sharper 's'.
I could be mistaken though. I'm sure the people you know would know better how to pronounce their own names than I would.
Almost like just regular su, but with a sharper 's'.
I could be mistaken though. I'm sure the people you know would know better how to pronounce their own names than I would.
I know one girl who has a last name of Hsueh and also says it's pronounced "su" ^^;
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Originally Posted by PopTarts,Jun 13 2007, 10:28 PM
Take the Korean last name "Seo." Why spell it like that when it's easy to pronounce in English by simply writing "Suh"?
