Eun-Suh (?)

[OBrasilo]

Hello, I would need help reading a few sentences from the 1999 Korean movie, "The Ring Virus".
I already know their meaning in English, and I have already managed to some-how read them, I would just like to know, whether I did it wrong, and how I should read them correctly. So, in other words, I need a help on how the sentence actually go in Korean.

Sentence 4 (actually, just a name):

I take this name is Eun-Suh, but it doesn't look hangeul to me. Is it hanja?

Thanks in advance for your time and understanding.


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끝나자 본것는, 아니면 죽을아 몇살 것이다
이것을 본것는, 일 주일후 이니번에 죽는다
살고 싶으신, 이것을 복사해야 본것는 주그안에

 

[Suho1004]

That looks like the character pronounced "eun," meaning "grace" or "mercy." There is nothing else there, though, that would correspond to "suh."

 

[OBrasilo]

- Suho1004: If you maybe know, what's the Unicode code for that character?

 

[want8]

I agree with Suho1004.
The character Eun (은, 恩) means 'mercy', 'favor' or 'blessing' and it is often used in girls' names.

But I don't see any 'Suh' in the pic.
'Eun' is the only character which appears there.

 

[OBrasilo]

Well, I thought the character in the picture represented the whole name Eun-Suh (BTW, how would you write it in Hangul, and in Hanja?).

 

[lite2073]

Just a guess, it might be 恩素. 素 means plain or simple.

 

[want8]

Suh (서) has so many Chinese characters, but I agree with lite2073.
In a person's name, 素 is widely used.