How do you write and read Tian Long in Korean?

田龙田, as a surname in Korean is expressed as Chinese pronunciation: zen

龙 , Korean has 2 meanings Chinese pronunciation: yong liong

However, dragon, as a name, is not an initial sound, and is generally used as . For example, in Haojie Chunxiang, Li Menglong's name is used to denote it.

Landlord, your question is very good, I haven't used Korean for a long time, I almost forgot that there is this grammar in Korean, and the simple name contains the flash sound phenomenon of Korean. ㄴ

So, landlord, your name is written together but the pronunciation changes a little in Korean Pronounced as " Chinese pronunciation is: zel liong (to be honest, I am also very entangled in using Chinese pinyin to represent the Korean pronunciation, because there is a radio in Korean, and it is very troublesome to express Chinese pinyin).

It's all I typed out word by word.,Tangled is to forget the grammar.,I had to run to the basement to find out the previous book I think it should be right.,Landlord, if you still have any questions, I'm also okay with a separate privacy.,Let's work together.。

Isn't it a person's name? Because there is a surname.

Korean: or if the initial rule is not taken into account).

Romanized: nae jeon jeon (lae jeon jeon).

Who are you? That's my name!

Tian Long. Tian, as a surname.

Korean means as.

Chinese pronunciation: zen

Dragon. There are two types of expressions in Korean.

Chinese pronunciation: yong

Liong, however, dragon as a name, not a headshot, is generally used as . For example, Haojie Chunxiangli.

Li Menglong's name is used

to represent. Landlord, Binai, your question is very good, I haven't used Korean for a long time, I almost forgot that there is this grammar in Korean, and the simple name contains the flash sound phenomenon of Korean. ㄴ

So, landlord, write yes with your name together

But the pronunciation changes a bit.

In Korean. Pronounced as " Chinese pronounced : zel

liong (to be honest, I am also very troubled with using Chinese pinyin to express Korean pronunciation, because there is a radio in Korean, and it is very troublesome to express it ......Chinese pinyinShout or).

It's all I typed out word by word.,Tangled is that I forgot that grammar.,I only regret that I ran to the basement to find out the previous books......I think it should be right, landlord, what questions do you have in the private alone, I can do it! Let's work together!