History Of My Name.

I have two names, one is Justin, the other is Jeong Woo, and my family name is Choi. I like both of my names because both of them have a good meanings. (Who is not Korean call me my name and my name change to other names like some kind of instrument that make many sounds.) People who aren’t Korean, pronounce my Korean name differently that’s why I have a English name.
In the name Jeong Woo, Jeong means someone who lives ethically, and Woo means outer space. Outer space is so large, with so many different things, It has a possibility to have so many things that we don’t know so it represents the big posibility. My mother wants me to have a variety of skills to know so I can have variety of jobs to choose. When you write Jeong Woo in opposite way it becomes, Woo Jeong, which means friendship in Korean. Jeong Woo is a famous name but Choi Jeong Woo is not famous because my family name is not famous, so I am proud of it. Justin is also a famous name because is common name and also a famous singer’s name. When I type Justin in the dictionary, it says is a boys’ name. I do not have a nick name with my surname but I had different kinds of names since I had two names. For Justin I had two, one is Justin Bieber as you guested and the other one is mango. My nickname is actually mangosteen but people think is too long so they call me mango which doesn’t really fits to me like baby wearing their own father’s shoe.
My parents bought my names from the place where people makes name and buy them. The person who made my name actually gave my parents two choices. My grandfather chose Jeong Woo and when my parents read the name to me they said I was kind of smiling. So they decide to use this name and I am happy about my name.