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I'm going to assume you don't speak Korean. You don't know what the Korean name of these were, and when translating from another language, there can be multiple ways of translating something. Best example I can think of, the Japanese word, yasashii means both easy, and kind. Do those words have links in English? No. But in Japanese, they're the same.

All the names translated were romanized directly from Korean to English, and they still sounded like English. They sounded exactly the same in both languages. It is safe to say that they were changed.