I don’t know many foreigners as I live in a small village and I never go to another country. Uh, nowadays, many travelers posting their travel video on Internet, um, and I came to know about a foreigner. His name is Chris. And, um, he posted many of his traveling videos and I also love to see d. And I’also love to traveling. So, um, uh, his stannel grabbed my attention because he’s very fluent in Hindi and some of his videos are, uh, in Hindi. So she uh, he is. He wasrn born and brought up in America. So I. I surprised. Why? Why? What is this happening? And I watched, uh, his video and watched his life story. Um, she um, she talked about her life story. One of u, uh, one of her lifeighr in America was in Indian. So they introduced them him to a bollywood film. So, uh, at that time, he started to learn, um, Hindi. And her friends also helped me, helped him, uh, using, uh, u using, uh, translation and he help to, uh, communicate in Hindi. So. And he uh, many of their videos are seeing indian places and he visited India in several times. And he. She. He loves the indian culture and, um, language. And um, it’s surprising seeing foreigner want to learn, wanting to learn indian culture. Um, as we know, many of our friends, ah, are including me, are interested to move western countries and, uh, absorb western culture. But then a foreigner want to learn indian culture was very surprising to me. So he’s very good inin, uh, Hindi and very fluent in Hindi.
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I don't know many foreigners personally, as I live in a small village and haven't traveled to other countries. However, I've come across many travelers who post their videos online, and one of them really caught my attention. His name is Chris, and he's from America. He posts a lot of travel videos, and I enjoy watching them because I also love to travel. What really grabbed my attention was his fluency in Hindi. Many of his videos are in Hindi, and I was surprised to see a foreigner speaking it so well. I was curious about how he learned Hindi, so I watched his videos and learned about his life story. He mentioned that one of his neighbors in America was Indian, and they introduced him to Bollywood films. That's when he started learning Hindi. His friends also helped him by using translation apps and communicating with him in Hindi. He has visited India several times and loves the Indian culture and language. It's truly surprising to see a foreigner so passionate about learning Indian culture. We often see people from India wanting to move to Western countries and embrace Western culture, but it's refreshing to see someone from the West taking such an interest in our culture. Chris is a great example of how language and culture can connect people from different parts of the world. He's very good at Hindi and speaks it fluently.
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