Is there a star naming registry in Korea (handles Korean)?
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Save your money, or buy her something of real value.  "Star Registries" are a rip-off the government refuses to shut down, primarally because the companies hide behind the first ammendment.\n\nThe IAU, International Astronmical Union, and just about every respectable astronomical entity do not recognize any such registries.  The stars are named and labled according to an organized system.  "Buying" a star name merely gets it written in a book that will be published and put on a shelf to collect dust in the Liberary of Congress, because all books end up there.\n\nMoreover, the star you will get named will be a Magnitude 5 or 6 if not higher which is barely visable to the human eye in an unpopulated area with low light and good seeing conditions.  The main reason for this is that most of the stars that can easily be seen already have names set by tradition and confirmed by the IAU.  The companies that sell star names know better than stepping on the IAU's and all serious astronomer's toes directly.  Her star would be lost among the mutitude of other stars present in the sky around it.\n\nSorry to burst any bubbles out there, but the truth needs to be heard.  I hope you can find something else nice for your girlfriend.
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http://korea.embassyhomepage.com/
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well... technically, with the alphabet, the equivalents would be...\na: 아\nm: ㅁ\np: ㅍ\n\nhowever!!!  when spelling in the korean alphabet, it works by syllable clusters, not individual letters.  because of this, they don't use initials.
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Oh is a common surname in Korea and there are similar names in Japan. Korean & Japanese are both thought to originate in China though, and there are surnames in China which are similar too eg. Or and Au. Also be aware of "same" surnames (the Korean/Japanese/Chinese character is the same) but different English spellings because of variations in dialects, language and pronunciation.
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I don't know but perhaps you can star an astronomy club. After all, many of our stars were named by your ancestors!
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Ummmm.... I guess it's cool... I've got 2 friends that are Korean.\n\nbtw... You're name on here is super han! Mine is super milk chan... I made it s.m.c. because there's this anime that was only on for a year and it was awesome!
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its called "Hangul". And here is a site.
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I don't know if this could help...But try opening these links\nhttp://www.geocities.com/azn_h20/k-pop.html\nhttp://www.asian-hq.com/modules/wordbook/letter.php?init=J
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go to www.sokorean.com
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Tricky...\n\nThere are not many four-lettered stars, maybe that's easiest to start:\n9101112 is a famous star = VEGA?\n\n678910 is a brand name = ???VE (maybe SUAVE?)\n\n3456 is a synonym of gentle = MILD/SOFT/EASY/MEEK/SLOW/CALM\n\nThen "1234 is a flower" ends in 34=MI/ME/SO/EA/CA\nso not IRIS,ROSE,LILY,...
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I don't know of any, but you can try this site.  You write the letter requesting the autograph, it also has some international stars listed.
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너는 예쁘다\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com/tr
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Type "Korean language center" or something like that in the search box of search site as Yahoo, Goole!
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I tried to search but can't load her site.\n\nhttp://www.hancinema.net/korean_Moon_Geun-yeong.php#news
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Just to let you know you are not really naming a star, it's just a piece of paper.  The only way you can name a star for free is if you discover it!  Good luck!
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Too long to list here, check out this link. Note that each type is hyperlink to provide you additional details:\n\nhttp://usembassy.state.gov/seoul/wwwh1803.html
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Kaleido Star: http://www25.advfilms.com/titles/kaleidostar/\nFruits Basket: http://www.fruits-basket.com\nShaman King: http://4kids.tv/shamanking/\n\nI only posted the English licensing official websites. There are fan websites and Japanese websites as well. I hope this helps you! \n\nSee ya!