‘He is more Bihari than me’: Korean guy’s on-point Bihari accent while speaking Hindi endears netizens

The Korean man in the video is a popular content creator who goes by the username 40Kahani on YouTube and Instagram.

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A lot of people in India are now avid fans of Korean culture owing to the popularity of K-pop and Korean dramas. But can you imagine a man from South Korea speaking Hindi with a Bihari accent?

In a now-viral video, a Korean man is in conversation with Prashant Kumar, a travel content creator. In the video, both talk about how much Bihar has changed over the years. The Korean man, who claims to live in Ohio, USA, mentions that Bihar looks much cleaner and the infrastructure seems developed as well. In his conversation, he uses colloquial words like “bhayankar” and “tezz”.

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The Korean man in the video is a popular content creator who goes by the username 40Kahani on YouTube and Instagram.

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A clip of this adorable interaction was posted online by Prashant Kumar (@prashant_lurique) on Instagram. So far, it has gathered over six lakh likes since it was posted on May 15.

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“Guys it’s pankaj Tripathi in another one of his stellar performances,” an Instagram user joked. “He is more Bihari than me,” wrote another one. An Instagram user wrote, “This guy does look korean and the fact he is speaking hindi with different accent it’s cute, his laugh and smile is so beautiful too.. and the way you both interact it’s so cute.”

Previously, a similar video had gone viral in March in which a content creator from South Korea with the username @korean.g1 shared how there are many common words in Hindi and Korean that have similar meanings.

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