My last name and first name are originally pronounced as [t͡ɕʰø] and [inɦjʌk], respectively. However, my last name is not pronounced like that in practice: 99% of Koreans pronounce it as [t͡ɕʰwe]. You might prefer pronouncing it like [tʃɔi], as in choice, which is perfectly ok to me. For the first name, begin with "inhe-" in the word "inherent" and try to make it rhyme with "duck".
If you are acquainted with chinese characters, my name reads 崔忍赫 (although I am not that tolerant or bright). If you prefer its pronunciation in your own language, please teach me that pronunciation.
I'm a native Korean speaker; I can also speak English/Japanese/French. I'm fluent in English and Japanese, while my proficiency in French is basic (i.e., can have rudimentary conversation/comprehend books and articles).
I think we should strive to disseminate math more than ever. That's why...
I sometimes translate math stuffs on my own, including:
Last update: 2021.09.03.