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Kpop influence filipino teenagers

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Adamson University
English and Foreign Languages Department

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in Technical English

How Influential K-Pop is to Filipino Teenagers

Submitted to:
Prof. Bethany Marie C. Lumabi

Submitted by:
Chavez, Jayzelle Lei D.
Tadeja, Shaira Mae T.

October 2014

Table of Contents
Acknowledgement
Chapter I:
Introduction
Statement of the problem
Objectives of the Problem
Significance of the Study
Scope and Limitation
Definition of Terms
Chapter II:
Review of Related Literature
-Conceptual Literature
- Research Literature
Chapter III:
Conclusion and Recommendation

Acknowledgement
This research would not have been finished without the help of the following people:
To the Researcher’s parents, Mr. Benjamin …show more content…

During the same year, one of the first Korean music videos in the Philippines was aired on Myx, a local music channel. This is the music video of the Korean female group known as Kiss for their ballad, “Because I'm A Girl”. Not long after, the music video of Korean singer Mina for her first album's carrier single, “Answer the Phone” also entered the local music scene. Eventually, in 2004, both of these songs were remade by Roxanne Barcelo in her debut album.' Because I'm A Girl was made Filipino as Kung Alam Mo Lang, whereas Mina's Answer the Phone was translated into English retaining its original title.
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The Philippines is one of the countries which are greatly influenced by Korean Wave or Hallyu (Alanzalon, 2011). The first Philippine K-pop

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