Talk:Hwasango

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[edit] Korean name

IMDb lists the original Korean title as Hwasango, not Whasango. Which is correct? Elijya 03:42, 7 April 2006 (UTC)

It is correctly pronounced in Korean as "Hwasango" I am Korean and I can speak and read it. International DVD titles miswrote it, thus it became officialized as "Wasango" The consonent makes an H sound. - Mr. SmartyPants

I would say that both are correct, since "wh" is simply the idiosyncratic English-language representation of the "hw" sound. However, Hwasango would be the standard romanization of 화산고. -- Visviva 08:56, 19 October 2006 (UTC)