They didn't change it. Different translators have different interpretations of how they spell the korean name into english. They usually spell it with how it is pronounced and since the korean alphabet doesn't necessarily have a direct english alphabet counterpart, spellings can differ in names. Just refer to the official translations for the official english spelling.
I just meant I like Visconti and pilaf in the unofficial ones more, cause it’s like actual names
Pilaf just makes me laugh cos i think of the rice dish
They both remind me of the rice dish
Iirc, pilav is the spelling they use in Turkiye, and pilaf is the Americanized spelling
But they all sound like actual names? And food too. Bisconti reminds me of biscotti.
Idk I just like them more
Why did they change the names from visconti to bisconti and pilaf to pilav pfft