How to Say “Hyun” in Korean

현
hyeon[çʌ̹n]
현 (hyeon) is the Korean given name or character used in names for the English name Hyun.
현 is a common Korean given name or a component used within names.

How do you pronounce it?

hyeon

Did you know?

  • The character 현 is used to create the word 현대 for 'modern times' and is also the name of the world famous South Korean automotive company, Hyundai.
  • In traditional Korean naming, the character 현 is sometimes selected based on the five elements of nature to bring balance to a child's destiny.
  • The character 현 used for 'string' is deeply connected to traditional Korean music. Parents often choose this specific version to evoke the tension and musicality of the strings on a gayageum, a traditional zither.

Examples in context

  • 안녕하세요, 현 선생님
    Good morning, Mr. Hyun
  • 죄송합니다, 현씨
    Excuse me, Hyeon
  • 이현씨
    Lee Hyeon-ssi
  • 현아, 뭐해?
    Hey Hyun, what are you doing?
  • 현이, 와!
    Hyun, come here!
  • 현 선생님, 이것은 어떤 의미입니까?
    Mr. Hyun, what does this mean?
  • 드디어 현씨를 만났어요!
    Finally, I met Hyun!
  • 오늘 저녁 같이 먹을래, 현아?
    Do you want to eat together tonight, Hyun?
  • 현이, 잠깐만 기다려!
    Hyun, wait a moment!
  • 현 씨는 정말 친절해요.
    Hyeon ssi-neun jeongmal chinjeolhaeyo.
    Hyun is really kind.
  • 제 친구 이름은 현이에요.
    Je chin-gu ireum-eun Hyeon-ieyo.
    My friend's name is Hyun.
  • 현 형은 요리사가 되고 싶어 해요.
    Hyeon hyeong-eun yorisaga doego sipeo haeyo.
    Hyun wants to become a chef.

Example conversation

Subin is introducing a new colleague to Jihun.

  1. 수빈 Su-bin

    지훈 씨, 이쪽은 현 씨예요.
    Jihun ssi, ijjogeun Hyun ssi-yeyo.
    Jihun, this is Hyun.
  2. 지훈 Ji-hun

    반가워요, 현 씨.
    Bangawoyo, Hyun ssi.
    Nice to meet you, Hyun.
  3. 수빈 Su-bin

    현 씨가 우리 팀의 신입 사원이에요.
    Hyun ssi-ga uri tim-ui sin-ip sawon-ieyo.
    Hyun is the new employee on our team.
  4. 지훈 Ji-hun

    정말 반가워요.
    Jeongmal bangawoyo.
    It is very nice to meet you.

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