Reading Huimins Name

it's heemin

lol I've been reading it like iu - min

wait no, I mean: you - min

Hue-min that’s how I’ve been pronouncing it lmao

Same I read it as Hoomin everytime

In hangeul, for the first syllable (hui) the characters of the "h" "u" and "I" are one block, and together make "hwi" according to the "w rule" (like if someone's surname is woo only the character for "u" would be shown), so it's literally just.. Hwimin

I’m korean and the way to pronounce it is “hugh min” like hugh jackman.

Is there not an "i" character in the block for hui?

I apologise ♀ I must've been mistaken about something

Either you lied for being a Korean or you just can't read hangeul or both.

So is the way I described it correct, do you know? I'm doubting myself

I LITERALLY AM WTF.. why would I lie?

No, if you use google translate the voice is high pitched so you can’t really hear the hugh but it is pronounced hugh the 이 is yi and 으 is euh so comibed its 의 is ugh and you put the ㅎ for the hugh

Ohh i gotcha I just said it out loud to myself it is like Hugh, thanks bro

Using the hangeul while explaining helped a lot

Whoops my bad I just asked my mom and she said its pronounced “he-min” like the male pronoun “he. I am korean but I’m american and my first language is english lol… my mom is korean though and she said you don’t pronounce the 으 part ☠ sorry for the misinformation

Okay, sorry to accused you. You just had some misinformation. And you already corrected it. it's all good

Girl I'm getting more and more confused English is my first language also but I'm pretty sure that was obvious asf