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I'm doing (yet another) presentation on kdramas for Korean class and was wondering off I could get anecdotes from people.

Frex, have you heard of kdramas? What are your general impressions? What kinds do you like? What have you seen?

Also, what vocabulary have you learned? Are you Korean? Are kdramas popular in the country you're from?

I won't individually identify people in my presentation, but I'll probably summarize
and paraphrase things in Korean.

Also also, please feel free to pass this around as much as possible!

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This was on my reading list and also linked by a friend. ^^

Frex, have you heard of kdramas? What are your general impressions?
Yes! My general impression from the few I've seen is that they have great character development, are emotional- but not in the forced way that some television soap operas are- and often make me cry.

What kinds do you like? What have you seen?Also, what vocabulary have you learned?
Annyeonghaseyo, appa, omma, unni, nuna, oppa, and aigoo.

Are you Korean?
Nope.

Are kdramas popular in the country you're from?
I don't think they're mainstream popular here in Australia. I was introduced to kdramas by my cousins/aunts and my group of friends (primarily Singaporean/Malaysian Chinese) and obtain series via the internet.

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Ah, sorry, it ate one of my answers.

What kinds do you like?
The few I've seen are mainly romantic, which I don't usually watch outside of kdramas. I think I would enjoy anything outside the romance genre. I've seen:
- My Name Is Kim Sam-soon
- My Girl
- Hwang Jin-yi
- Goong
- Full House