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- Midodok
- I like to learn about Korea and animation and share it with you. Ask me questions and teach me what you know, too! Say "hi" in the comments or email me.
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- Hooray for Inbetweeners!
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2 comments:
How much would that be in American dollars? Would it really be a bargain?
10,000 Korean won is about 10 USD dollars. So, it's 4 DVDs for 10,000 or 2 for 6,000. That sounds like a bargain to me since a new DVD would usually cost about 15,000.
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