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#1 (permalink) Wed Jun 14, 2006 11:39 am TV series made in South Korea

TV series made in South Korea Does the phrase make sense?

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#2 (permalink) Wed Jun 14, 2006 13:36 pm TV series made in South Korea

floratang wrote:

TV series made in South Korea
Does the phrase make sense?

Yes, it makes perfect sense. As you stated, though, it is a phrase, not a complete sentence.

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#3 (permalink) Thu Jun 15, 2006 2:09 am TV series made in South Korea

Are "South Korea's TV series" and "TV series of South Korea" synonymous with "TV series made in South Korea"?

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#4 (permalink) Thu Jun 15, 2006 12:15 pm TV series made in South Korea

floratang wrote:

Are "South Korea's TV series" and "TV series of South Korea" synonymous with "TV series made in South Korea"?

Yes, these phrases can be synonymous. I prefer the third one, though, as it is the clearest. TV series of South Korea could also mean TV series about South Korea -- not necessarily made there. Thus, it could be confusing. Another option is: South Korean TV series.

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