Burning a disc
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That's a pretty ambiguous question... could you be more specific? What will matter most is the encoding of the disc. It will have to be burned in a format that's US friendly, i.e. NTSC. But it also depends on what device playback will be on. Some devices support playback of multiple formats.
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it should work, but again depends on the tv. if they use a laptop or something I'd be much more confident in it working
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As long as it's burned in a format supported by your friend's TV, it should be fine. But again, there are other devices capable of multi region playback too. So ultimately, there will be a way 
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