| 金 哲源 | Kim Ch’ŏr-wŏn |
| 이 석민 | Yi Sŏng-min |
| 류 성민 (or 유 성민) | Yu Sŏng-min |
| 나 민주 (or 라 민주) | Na Min-ju |
| 안 중근 | An Chung-gŭn |
| 吳 齡蕙 | O Yŏng-hye |
| 이 어령 | Yi Ŏ-ryŏng |
| 김 창룡 | Kim Ch’ang-nyong |
| 김 철운 | Kim Ch’ŏr-un |
| 이 율곡 | Yi Yul-gok |
| 김 지하 | Kim Chi-ha |
| 김 소월 | Kim So-wŏl |
(b) Connect the syllables of a forename or pseudonym (호, 필명, 법명) when they are not preceded by a family name.
| 율곡 이 이 | Yulgok Yi I |
| 소월 전집 | Sowŏl chŏnjip |
| 철수 와 씁희 | Ch’ŏlsu wa Yŏnghŭi |
Exception 1: The surnames 李 and 異, written in Hangul as 리 or 이, are always romanized as Yi no matter how they are written.
| 리 승만 (or 이 승만) | Yi Sŭng-man |
| 李 舜臣 | Yi Sun-sin |
| 異 園樹 | Yi Wŏn-su |
Exception 2: When a personal name is written in Hangul, and the first part of person’s given name begins with ㄹ, consider this to be evidence that the initial ㄹ is intended to be pronounced, and romanize the initial ㄹ as r.
| 김 리나 | Kim Ri-na |
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