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Kim, Lee, Park are the most popular Korean surnames chosen by foreigners who have taken up Korean nationality and choose to change their names. - more from Robert Koehler, Marmot's hole.
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I’d like to get a nice korean name (I’m a girl)
I’m interested in South-Korea (culture, singers, food etc.) Could someone make a nice name for me? :)
It would be great!!!