When a foreigner introduces himrself, what order should the first, middle, and last names be in?
What I had in mind was introducing one's self in a business setting. Does anyone have any recommendations on good learning material for Korean needed and used in a business setting?

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When a foreigner introduces himrself, what order should the first, middle, and last names be in?
What I had in mind was introducing one's self in a business setting. Does anyone have any recommendations on good learning material for Korean needed and used in a business setting?

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Koreans usually don't have middle names. The right order for saying your name is that you say your family name first and then your given name. For example, if one's name was Robert Park, it's Park Robert here.

Regards

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No need to give a middle name to someone you're just meeting^^