I have been watching Korean Dramas for years with my wife.
Neither of us speak the Korean language.
There is no need.
The dramas have english subtitles.
They are so well written.
Much better production quality(bigger budgets)than our US Soap Operas and the scripts / story lines are so addicting.
These dramas can be viewed by Americans/Canadians or anyone else via
NETFLIX
and
dramafever.com
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The dramas are often one hour in length without commercials.
It's like a Lifetime movie or Hallmark movie. Yet those are 2 hours and then done. These are 16 episodes...or 20....or whatever.
When you reach the last episode.....that's it! You often want it to continue but that's it.
It's best to present it like that...meaning to have a high quality production and then it's done. Not like General Hospital or The Days of Our Lives that NEVER END!
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I bet no one will give it a chance but I have nothing to lose by sharing this.
The first video is for any of you guys......the second one is for me (and you are welcome to enjoy it as well
)
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Neither of us speak the Korean language.
There is no need.
The dramas have english subtitles.
They are so well written.
Much better production quality(bigger budgets)than our US Soap Operas and the scripts / story lines are so addicting.
These dramas can be viewed by Americans/Canadians or anyone else via
NETFLIX
and
dramafever.com
*
The dramas are often one hour in length without commercials.
It's like a Lifetime movie or Hallmark movie. Yet those are 2 hours and then done. These are 16 episodes...or 20....or whatever.
When you reach the last episode.....that's it! You often want it to continue but that's it.
It's best to present it like that...meaning to have a high quality production and then it's done. Not like General Hospital or The Days of Our Lives that NEVER END!
*
I bet no one will give it a chance but I have nothing to lose by sharing this.
The first video is for any of you guys......the second one is for me (and you are welcome to enjoy it as well
)*
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