E2 lagay u nah lang sa pag-aaral,,, from yes magazine nah lng ang ilagay u,,, paki-ayos nah lng

After the successful entries of Mexican Telenovela and Taiwanese drama, GMA became the pioneer TV network to release Korean drama in the Philippines. The first drama to be aired is Bright girl. GMA Network acquired the most successful and popular dramas of Korea; Full House, My Lovely Samsoon, Stairway To Heaven, Dae Jang Geum, Coffee Prince, Shining Inheritance , Jumong , Endless Love 1,2,3 and more. ABS CBN also aired dramas such as My Girl, Only You, Princess Hours, Boys Over Flowers, Lovers in Paris, and a lot more. Full house became the most popular Kdrama in the philippines,being aired twice in the same year , airing only a month after it ended . Korean themesongs were also adapted for the said dramas. The boom of koreanovelas continued as major TV networks continued to invest a timeslot for the said series. Korean celebrities also became popular in the Philippines. Song Hye Kyo is the most popular one for her series Full House marked as the highest rated koreanovela or korean drama in the philippines. Translate: Marami ng mga telenobela ang sumikat dito sa ating pilipinas, hindi lang mga gawang Pilipino kundi pati na rin ang mga gawa ng mga dayuhan. Ang ilan sa mga dayuhang telenobela na pumasok sa ating bansa ay ang mga Mexican at Taiwanese telenobela. At hindi lang doon nagtatapos, sumikat at patuloy pa ring sumisikat ang mga koreanobela dito sa pilipinas. Ang GMA network ang kauna-unahang nagpalabas ng koreanobela dito sa ating bansa. At ang unang koreanobela na ipinalabas ditto sa pilipinas ay ang bright girl. Ang ilan sa mga sikat na telenobela sa korea, na sumikat din sa pilipinas ay ang mga: GMA: Full House, My Lovely Samsoon, Stairway To Heaven, Dae Jang Geum, Coffee Prince, Shining Inheritance , Jumong , at Endless Love 1,2,3. ABS-CBN: My Girl, Only You, Princess Hours, Boys Over Flowers, at Lovers in Paris. Sa lahat ng mga kreanobela; ang Full House ang pinakasumikat na koreanobela dito sa pilipinas, dalawang beses siyang ipinalabas dito sa bansa sa parehas na taon.

Danny, enxia nah wla nah kc me Makita na iba eh, e2 nah lng,,,, mga suggestions and comments e2 about koreanobela and telanobela,,, under literatura aman un diba???? http://joanjoyce.com/blog/?p=541 joanjoyce

Making Sense, Cents and Scenes from the Philippines Yesterday I was busy looking for a seller in Multiply with closed captioning or subtitling or the best is the translated koreanobela Cds in Tagalog but I found none. My family is fond of watching Korean Shows for its simplicity and humour, fashion and story, history and tradition. I personally loved the feel good type story along with humour and love angle. While my husband prefers the history novels, the gladiator type koreanobleas like Jumong and The Legend. http://www.filipinoes.net/filboard/thread-922.html just because a lot of us our patronizing these so called "koreanovelas/tsinovelas doesn't mean that the quality of our own telenovelas here are deteriorating...may kakaibang timpla kc yung mga koreanovelas na sadyang nakapukaw sa puso nating mga pilipino...but i still believe competitive pa din ang ating sariling gawa...for instance, phenomenal din naman ang "mulawin", "darna" at "encantadia" hmMm i think ang pRob sa mga teleserye d2 sa pinas alam mO na kc yung mangyayari eh . . parang same stOry line . . . tapos minsan pinapatagal pa na puRo pasuspence parang nakakatuwa lolz di tulad ng ibang telenobelas sa ibang bansa yung twist ng stOry ibang iba . . . napanuod nyO ba yung "Memories of Bali" di kO naisip na ganun ang ending . . tragedy peRo maganda paden yung story . . yung meteOr garden typical na rich bOy . . and poor girl na story ang nakakatuwa lng dun yung turingan nilang dalawa . . although kaya den ng pinoy yung peRo kc yung acting nla napapansin nyO parang masyadOng plain . . . parang walang effort . . . i guess sa mga telenobela lng yun peRo pag dating nman sa mOvies may mga ilan na may maipagmamalaki tayO

e2 ung iba ko pang na-search: A telenovela (also spelled telenovella) is a limited-run television serial melodrama popular in Latin America and the Philippines, comprising a great part of its production budget. The word combines tele, short for television, and novela, a word that Latin literary studies associate with medium-span romances. Telenovelas are essentially soap operas in miniseries format. The telenovela combines ancient melodrama with the 19th century feuilleton and the Latin American radionovela. The medium has been used repeatedly to transmit sociocultural messages by incorporating them into storylines. [1] Patricio Wills, head of development at Telemundo, jokingly described the basic format of telenovelas thus:

The plot is always the same. In the first three minutes of the first episode the viewer already knows the novela will end with that same couple kissing each other. A telenovela is all about a couple who wants to kiss and a scriptwriter who stands in their way for 150 episodes.[2] Recent telenovelas have evolved in the structure of their plots and in the themes they address. Couples who kiss each other in the first minutes of the first episode sometimes stay together for many episodes before the scriptwriter splits them up. Moreover, previously taboo themes like urban violence, racism, and homosexuality have begun to appear in the newest telenovelas. In Brazil, even mutants, similar to those of Heroes and X-Men, have been the subject of a successful telenovela although it's considered trash genre by many people in Brazil. While most English language soap operas can continue indefinitely, almost all telenovelas run for a predetermined duration. They usually air five or six days a week and run for an average of 120 episodes Philippine telenovelas emerged into Philippine television by the 1960s. The first Filipino TV soap opera produced was Hiwaga sa Bahay na Bato by ABSCBN. The format of Philippine telenovelas is almost the same as Latin telenovelas, since it was derived from them due to the Hispanicized culture of the Philippines. Usual telenovela clichs also appear in Philippine telenovelas, like any other Latin telenovelas. Classical Philippine telenovelas mainly focus on the miserable life of the protagonist, with a plot mainly focusing on either their love life, the search for their broken family, or both. Meanwhile the antagonists, or villains, usually have a plan to kill or kidnap the protagonists in return for money. Antagonists in the old telenovelas were very greedy, rude and violent. Philippine telenovelas usually begin with the protagonists' past, then moves on to their future, while some telenovelas have a few flashbacks. Twists are also popular, mainly focusing on the protagonists' acquaintances who find out that they were actually siblings or relatives, or love triangles. The story usually ends with the antagonist being killed painfully mainly by a shot or bomb, while the protagonist getting injured, then sent to the hospital (usually ending up safe) and get married and having children in the future. Endings became very obvious and predictable amongst viewers. Casting was also tiresome with the same actor acting as protagonist/antagonist in different series. Example of classical Philippine telenovelas were Mula Sa Puso, Mara Clara, Valiente, and Saan Ka Man Naroroon, Sana Ay Ikaw Na Nga, and Te Amo, Maging Sino Ka Man. Modern Philippine telenovelas also focus on the life of the protagonist, but expands to the lives of the characters they meet during the series. Antagonists are also on every telenovelas, but less violent compared to the

classical telenovelas, also, the lives and the "humane" persona of the antagonists were also beginning to be adapted into the mainstream Philippine telenovela. New twists are also added to expand the series, which usually lasts 68 months. Directors also hire successful reality TV winners or runner-ups, regardless whether they can act or not, as minor characters or someteimes even major characters. The ending too is very different. Unlike the old telenovelas, antagonists have a room for forgivness and reconciliation between the main characters, and nowadays do not die in the end. There are even different themes such as suspense, comedic, political. Main examples of current Philippine telenovelas are Ang Babaeng Hinugot Sa Aking Tadyang, Kung Mawawala Ka, Impostora, La Vendetta, I Luv NY, Ligaw na Bulaklak, Adik Sa'Yo, Gulong ng Palad, and Iisa Pa Lamang.and Prinsesa ng Banyera and Tayong Dalawa Latin telenovelas were also shown, with dubbed Tagalog and Visayan language. Nowadays only a few Latin telenovelas are shown, due to the popularity of Koreanovelas. Main examples famous Latin telenovelas in the Philippines were Rosalinda, Marimar, and Ilusiones. Current Latin telenovelas shown in the Philippines are El Cuerpo del Deseo and Las Tontas No Van al Cielo