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Typically Korean first names have two syllables, with the last name being one syllable. Although with Lee Yeon, his first name is just one syllable, like this: 연 (Yeon) while his last name being 이 (Lee). It’s jsut not as common as the traditional three syllable full name. An example like Jung Jin-woo ~ 정진우. Hope this makes sense
yeah thats what i was wondering. its just the romanization could have gone either way and i couldnt find the raws for the hangul
is yeon's name ye-on or yeon one syllable. i dont know how its spelt in hangul so i dont know which one it is. i guessed ye-on bc most korean names are 2 syllables but im not 100% sure can anybody tell me how its spelt in the raws?