Editing Encyclopedia:Naming conventions (Korean) (section)

== Works ==
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If there is no clear [[WP:COMMONNAME]] or [[WP:ENGLISHTITLE]], romanize the full Korean name using [[MOS:KO-ROMAN]].

If the title of the work did not have spaces in it (e.g. if it was in Hanja, which does not have spaces), you may optionally consider inserting them into the romanized title. Try to follow common spacing conventions: use spaces to separate ideas or phrases and avoid inserting them indiscriminately between every character. 

Titles of works that have been romanized should be presented in italicized [[sentence case]]. This generally means just capitalizing the first word and any proper nouns.

: {{y}}{{xt|King Sejong wrote {{transliterate|ko|rr|Wŏrin ch'ŏn'gang chigok}}.}}
: {{n}}{{!xt|King Sejong wrote {{transliterate|ko|rr|Wŏrin Ch'ŏn'gang Chigok}}.}}

Alternatively, the romanization can be presented with a parenthetical gloss with the original Hangul or Hanja, if relevant. If an English translation is provided (as opposed to a romanization) it should also be italicized but using [[title case]]:

: {{y}}{{xt|King Sejong wrote a poem called ''Songs of the Moon Shining on a Thousand Rivers'' ({{korean|hangul=월인천강지곡|hanja=月印千江之曲|mr=Wŏrin ch'ŏn'gang chigok|labels=no}}).}}
: {{n}}{{!xt|King Sejong wrote a poem called ''Songs of the Moon Shining on a Thousand Rivers'' ({{korean|hangul=월인천강지곡|hanja=月印千江之曲|mr=Wŏrin Ch'ŏn'gang Chigok|labels=no}}).}}