Well, if you live in Korea, you can of course just watch it on television, but my suggestions are all for when you live outside of Korea in places like America or Canada, etc.
First, you can find some on Youtube, usually broken up into ten minute pieces. It is sometimes frustrating to find all the pieces and watch the whole 60 minute show. Also, on YouTube, videos can be deleted when time passes, because I think you're not allowed to upload shows onto Youtube. Usually there are some videos that have English subtitles on Youtube more than on other sites, if you don't know Korean.
Secondly, there's a website called Jemibox.comthat I find is really good. All of it's in Korean though, so if you don't know Korean a lot, I don't suggest that you go on this site. I watch Korean shows for free on it a lot. However, they do not have English subtitles. =(
If you want a few suggestions on which Korean shows are good, I have a short list of shows that I myself enjoy translated into English below:
Commedy Shows that I like:
Korean Dramas that I like, both still on and gone:
I hope I have been some help! Have fun watching Korean shows! I find that Korean shows are very enjoyable for several reasons: they are funny, and some dramas have extremely good plots and leave you hanging on a cliff and waiting for the next episode! I know I didn't give a lot of examples of Korean shows, but please understand! I watch a lot of others, but I couldn't translate them into English...they sounded weird..... Anyway, I hope I have been some help!
Honestly, I watch korean variety shows bit by bit on youtube, and I'm not quite sure there is a site with them. But Korean dramas are available on crunchyroll.com, or websites similar. Netflix has a few choices on dramas as well, but as for the variety shows, i look to youtube.com ;)
you can watch it on youtube, but if want the video faster, try dramacrazy.net :D
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You can watch it with eng subtitles on Dramafever.
at channel 42
its a japanese hentai so it wasnt able to be dubbed but go to xhamster.com and there is subbed versions on english.
A dubbed anime is an anime edited so that the characters speak in the language of the viewer, rather than in Japanese. On the other hand, subbed anime is anime in Japanese, with subtitles of the viewers language. Pure japanese anime is referred to as the RAW version.
I think so. allot of the episodes I've had to watch english subbed because there is no dubbed but i'm not totally sure.
YES. IF YOU GO TO YOUTUBE.COM. YOU TPYE WEDDING DRESS BY Taeyang(ENGLISH SUBBED) & IT WILL BE THERE. >.
the only upload that is available so far, is the Japanese raw version. the eng subbed version is not available yet. several anime-sites announce that the eng sub version will be online soon... but they don't mention what exactly "soon" means.
Yes.
There is already an English manga, and a subbed and dubbed anime.
it has aired on dattebayo its in Japanese but its English subbed though
its a japanese hentai so it wasnt able to be dubbed but go to xhamster.com and there is subbed versions on english.
It depends; I do not personally know of sites for dubbed/English episodes; but for subbed Japanese episodes, Dailymotion.com has many subbed episodes, in good quality.
type in naruto subbed or dubbed into google. its one of those
A dubbed anime is an anime edited so that the characters speak in the language of the viewer, rather than in Japanese. On the other hand, subbed anime is anime in Japanese, with subtitles of the viewers language. Pure japanese anime is referred to as the RAW version.
I have that movie in English but try the Japanese English subbed version . For the movie in English I'm gonna have to say no.
the new Naruto movie is already out in Japanese and is coming in English subbed very soon.lies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes there are, but they're only in Japanese, but its English subbed. Its called InuYasha Final Act
Yongwonhi(영원히) source: Just about every subbed Korean Music Video.
Yes. Every opening and closing song is subbed, rather than dubbed, to preserve the song. You can typically find these subs at the bottom of the screen or wherever the translations are on the screen; the English and Japanese lyrics.