Do koreans have middle names.?

Question

Like for example Seo Eun-Young. I know Seo is the last name but
is Eun the middle name and Young is the first name
or back wards. Or is Eun-Young the name.

Answer 1

Nope. They are two part first names. =)

Example:



Yoo Bin Kim



Yoo Bin is the first name.

Kim is the last name.

Sometimes the name could just be Yoo Kim.



Also, Korean's put their last names first! So properly, it would be written: Kim Yoo Bin

Answer 2

Korean Middle Names

Answer 3

No. And Yoo Bin Kim has Yoo Bin as it's first name.

I'm South Korean and I live in South Korea every year.

And Eun-Young is the first name. No middle name included.



In English it just looks like you have a middle name but in reality you don't.

Answer 4

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RE:

Do koreans have middle names.?

Like for example Seo Eun-Young. I know Seo is the last name but

is Eun the middle name and Young is the first name

or back wards. Or is Eun-Young the name.

Answer 5

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Answer 7

EXAMPLE:

Lee Hyuk-jae



Hyuk can be the middle name but you see that - ?

That connects the Hyuk and jae so it is not a middle name.

If you see something like:



Lee Hyuk Jae



Then if someone typed it without - , it looks like Hyuk is the middle name. But actually they didnt want to add - or forgot.

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