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fiveeagles
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Qinella
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| This is great news for anyone learning Korean. And for Koreans, of course. |
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Texas T-Bone
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Hmm, what difference would learning Korean matter? Isn't this just talking about the actual site being in Korean, like yahoo.kr, or did I just misread everything?
"Experts said the Korean edition of YouTube will provide a source of concern for domestic video-sharing sites including business leader Pandora TV or runner-up Daum Communications. " |
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