How do you say Jacob in Korea?

There isn't a perfect direct translation for "Jacob" into Korean. However, here are a few options:

1. Using the Romanized spelling:

* 야곱 (Yagob) This is the most common way to pronounce "Jacob" in Korean. It's the direct romanization of the name.

2. Translating the meaning:

* 야곱 (Yagob) This is the name itself in Korean, but it can also be used to represent the meaning of "Jacob" which is "supplanter" or "heel-holder" in Hebrew.

3. Using a similar-sounding Korean name:

* 영규 (Yeong-gyu) This name has a similar sound to "Jacob" and could be used as an alternative.

4. Using a Korean name with a similar meaning:

* 승재 (Seung-jae) This name means "victory and talent," which could be considered similar to the meaning of "Jacob."

Ultimately, the best way to say "Jacob" in Korean will depend on the context and your preference.

Important Note: It is always respectful to ask a Korean speaker how they prefer to pronounce a foreign name. They might have their own unique way of saying it or a specific Korean name they associate with it.