Which English name is more suitable?
My Korean name is Ah In Jeong(정아인).
I want to translate my name to English, but it’s hard for me.
Which one is better?
Ah-in Jeong
Ah In Jeong
Ain Jeong
I heard that using hiphen(Ah-in Jeong) or using separate two words for the first name(Ah In Jeong) makes difficulty in figuring out which one is first name.Is it right?
I want to make one word for my first name if it’s possible, but i am worried about the word “Ain” beacause people can pronounce it both ways.(a sound in “ah” and a sound in “apple”)
Please give me a good advice.

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Which English name is more suitable?
My Korean name is Ah In Jeong(정아인).
I want to translate my name to English, but it’s hard for me.
Which one is better? 
Ah-in Jeong
Ah In Jeong 
Ain Jeong 
I heard that using hiphen(Ah-in Jeong) or using separate two words for the first name(Ah In Jeong) makes difficulty in figuring out which one is first name.Is it right? 
I want to make one word for my first name if it’s possible, but i am worried about the word “Ain” beacause people can pronounce it both ways.(a sound in “ah” and a sound in “apple”)
Please give me a good advice.

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Hi Ah In, Denise here from Australia. If you are a girl I would choose Ahn,  If a boy I would choose Ian :-)

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FWIW, Ann is a very common English girl's name (sometimes spelt Anne, but the pronunciation is the same for both).  
The A is pronounced as in 'apple'.

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Just use Ain and correct people the first time they mispronounce it. :)

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Thanks! But the A should be pronounced as in “Adele” or “Ah(exclamation)” not “ei”.

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People could also pronounce Ain as in pain, which I guess is not correct?