Dec 8, 2008 07:36
15 yrs ago
Chinese term
李东日
Chinese to English
Social Sciences
Government / Politics
朝鲜外交官李东日
Proposed translations
(English)
| 4 +3 | Lee, Dong-il |
Wenjer Leuschel (X)
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| 4 +5 | Lee Dongil |
TRANS4CHINA
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References
| Li Dong-Il / Li Dong Il |
Angus Peacock
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Proposed translations
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22 mins
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Lee, Dong-il
朝鲜语里，“东日”这个名字很平常，一般发音为Dong-il，但有些地区的人发音为To-il，后者不正统，所以很少人用。朝鲜语的“李”通常翻写成Lee，少有人写成Li的。
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Comment: "thanks all"
+5
7 mins
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Lee Dongil
李东日
Lee Dongil
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Note added at 10分钟 (2008-12-08 07:47:30 GMT)
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或者Dongil Lee
Lee Dongil
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Note added at 10分钟 (2008-12-08 07:47:30 GMT)
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或者Dongil Lee
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Peer comment(s):
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chica nueva
: Li Dong Il?
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that is Chinese pinyin, Koreans do not use it
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Wenjer Leuschel (X)
: 对的，就是这个名字，只是il若非分开写就是加连接号。
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thanks, Wenjer Leuschel
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Yurek
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thanks, Yurek Zhang
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Helen Li
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thanks, Helen Li
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kjmcguire
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thanks, Kelly McGuire
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Sherwin Zhou
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thanks, Sherwin Zhou
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Reference comments
19 hrs
Angus Peacock
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Reference:
Li Dong-Il / Li Dong Il
According to Wikipedia it can be written either way. The web reference below is for Kim Jong-il
Otherwise Chinese pinyin = 李东日 Li Dongri
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Note added at 19 hrs (2008-12-09 02:46:52 GMT)
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If you are keeping it as a Chinese pinyin version, in the last 6 years I have never seen a Chinese name hyphenated.
If you are trying to use a Korean flavour, then I suggest you follow Korean example.
Otherwise Chinese pinyin = 李东日 Li Dongri
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Note added at 19 hrs (2008-12-09 02:46:52 GMT)
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If you are keeping it as a Chinese pinyin version, in the last 6 years I have never seen a Chinese name hyphenated.
If you are trying to use a Korean flavour, then I suggest you follow Korean example.
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