Talk:Kwak Nak-won

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Romanization of her name[edit]

Note that her name uses McCune–Reischauer (although it should technically have the accent mark i.e. "Nakwŏn") and not Revised Romanization, despite Kim Gu's article using the Revised Romanization + common surname romanization scheme.

Let's call the weird mixed system "Revised Romanization for Names"-> "RRN" for this post.

I chose this romanization because googling her name in the RRN scheme but had literally zero hits. Also tried in pure RR and nothing. The only one with any hits is the current MR variation, without accent marks. And the lack of accent marks is perhaps a good thing here, as it abides by the Wikipedia:Article titles policy. toobigtokale (talk) 00:31, 4 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]