What is my name in korean?

my full name is Bianca Reyes.

Hi 牍勳晥旃?毽棎鞀?

your translated name is 牍勳晥旃?毽棎鞀?

you can't translate European names into Asian one. the reason being that Asians and Europeans don't share the same kind of cultural background. Asians didn't even heard of names like Michael or Paul until the end of 19th century. And the way they pronounce these names is quite different from the way Europeans do. So you just need to write your name in Korean character, as it sounds, phonetically. that's what you need to do. it's like a Chinese named Chen cannot translate his/her name into English. he/she just need to write the sound of his/her name in English character. it's as easy as that.

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I will give you a Korean name:


Kim Jung Il.

Your name will still be Bianca Reyes. It won't change anywhere you go in the world.

your name is 頋半懃鞚?霠堨槇鞀?white reyes). It's read huin dung E reyes. 頋半懃鞚?means white.

I agree with the answerer avevna a (?)
There is no alterante Asian name for European or American names, you simply need to write it down in Korean, phonetically.
So, I will tell you how to say your name like how a korean would say it.
Your name also it divided into syallables.

Bi= 牍? Bee
An= 鞎?= Ahn
Ca= 旃?(旯?= * note this character is pronounced "KAH" but frequently Koreans emphasize it and ends up sounding like the character 旯? which phonetically I could only describe as= [kkah]
if you know Spanish accent it's like reading the "ca" in "camera"

Re= 霠?= Leh
yes= 鞚挫(鞀? = Yiz like Liz except the L

Hope this helped a little! =D