How to Say “Jackson” in Korean

잭슨
Jaekseun
Jackson in Korean is transliterated as 잭슨 (Jaekseun).
잭슨 is the standard way to write the surname Jackson in the Korean alphabet.
Meaning: transliterations of the surname (name)

Which one should you use?

While 잭슨 is the base form, you can add the particle 아 to create 잭슨아 when addressing someone named Jackson in an informal manner.

How does it change in a sentence?

In informal speech, the particle 아 can be added to the end of the name to form 잭슨아.

How do you pronounce it?

Jaekseun

Did you know?

  • Many Koreans recognize 잭슨 not as a surname, but as the stage name of the famous K-pop idol Jackson Wang.
  • In Korean, adding 아 to 잭슨 to make 잭슨아 is only acceptable if the person is your peer or younger, as using it with a senior would be considered a serious social error.
  • The syllable 슨 used in 잭슨 is rare in native Korean words and is almost exclusively found in loanwords from English.

Examples in context

  • 잭슨은 자기 말에서 떨어졌어.
    Jackson fell from his horse.
    This sentence shows how to use 잭슨 in a sentence about a person falling.
    Tatoeba #8365120 by Eunhee, translation #805415 by Source_VOA
  • 잭슨씨는 우리의 과학 선생님이야.
    Mr. Jackson is our science teacher.
    This sentence shows how to use 잭슨 when referring to a teacher.
    Tatoeba #8363691 by Eunhee, translation #4529407 by CK
  • 톰 잭슨은 손쉽게 선거에서 이겼다.
    Tom Jackson easily won the election.
    This sentence shows how to use 잭슨 when mentioning a full name in a political context.
    Tatoeba #11104670 by intertime, translation #11104537 by CK
  • 안녕하세요, 잭슨 씨.
    Hello, Mr. Jackson.
  • 잭슨아, 놀러 가자.
    Jackson, let's go out and have fun.

Example conversation

Two colleagues are discussing a new client.

  1. 지은 Ji-eun

    민준 씨, 잭슨 씨가 이미 도착했나요?
    Minjun ssi, Jaekseun ssi-ga imi dochak-haenne-yo?
    Minjun, has Mr. Jackson already arrived?
  2. 민준 Min-jun

    네, 잭슨 씨는 지금 회의실에 있어요.
    Ne, Jaekseun ssi-neun jigeum hoe-uisil-e isseoyo.
    Yes, Mr. Jackson is in the meeting room now.
  3. 지은 Ji-eun

    그럼 제가 가서 안내해 드릴게요.
    Geureom je-ga gaseo annae-hae deurilgeyo.
    Then I will go and guide him.
  4. 민준 Min-jun

    좋아요, 부탁드립니다.
    Joayo, butak-deurimnida.
    Great, please do.

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