[Talk-ko] Naming conventions in Korea
Brian McLaughlin
brian.scott.mclaughlin at gmail.com
Wed Oct 15 01:19:09 UTC 2014
I would like to suggest the use of hyphens in the Romanized name to
emphasize the place or feature type. See examples below. This is already in
common use on many signs put up by the Korean government. This makes the
usually long Romanized names easier to read, and what type of feature it is
easier to understand for the map reader especially those not able to read
Hangul.
Gangwon-do
Jiri-san
Sindorim-dong
Yeoui-daero
Jayur-ro
Also, drop the parentheses. I don't see them as being useful.
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