Most likely Chinese if 2 syllables, but Koreans will rarely have 2 syllables

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Jan 27, 2021
12:19:09pm

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Most likely Chinese if 2 syllables, but Koreans will rarely have 2 syllables

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how do you pronounce the name Jung Yang? Honest question. I have a meeting with

MormonThug

1/27/21 12:14pm

Spot on category selection

TarCoug

1/27/21 12:15pm

J is pronounced as a Y sound. The Y is pronounced like a W

4-J

1/27/21 12:16pm

ok good. i thought i was going to be embarrassed. I feel better now

MormonThug

1/27/21 12:17pm

You'll still be embarrassed if you pronounce it like the above

1/27/21 12:21pm

I hope your response is TIC b/c I'm clearly wrong. Don't want to be the cause of

4-J

1/27/21 12:22pm

Is that the dudes full name? Should be one more if he’s Korean.

aplusfan

1/27/21 12:17pm

Most likely Chinese if 2 syllables, but Koreans will rarely have 2 syllables

coucou

1/27/21 12:19pm

As is, I’d go with Joong (as in June, with a g at the end) and yahng.

aplusfan

1/27/21 12:20pm

Thanks. i'll go with this, even though 4-J' answer was pretty convincing

MormonThug

1/27/21 1:07pm

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