2 weeks ago
German man who visited India 150 times speaks Hindi, Bhojpuri
A man from Germany named Rainer Krack loves India very much.
He has visited India around 150 times, which is a lot of trips.
He has learned to speak several Indian languages, including Hindi, Bhojpuri, and Marathi.
People were amazed when a video of him speaking these languages appeared online.
In the video, he talks to a woman named Tanya in Hindi.
He says India is like a 'jannat,' which means a paradise, for people who don't eat meat.
He is happy about the large variety of vegetarian food available across India.
When someone asked if he could speak Marathi, he surprised everyone by speaking Bhojpuri instead.
Many people on the internet loved his appreciation for India.
Rainer Krack, a German traveller, has reportedly visited India around 150 times.
A video of him switching between Hindi, Bhojpuri and Marathi has caught the internet's attention.
Speaking in Hindi, Krack described India as a 'jannat' (paradise) for vegetarians.
The video was shared on Instagram by Shubham Jain and showed Krack in conversation with a woman named Tanya.
When asked whether he could speak Marathi, Krack surprised everyone by breaking into Bhojpuri instead.
- Who
- Rainer Krack, a German traveller, along with Shubham Jain who shared the video
- What
- A viral video showing Krack speaking fluent Hindi, Bhojpuri and Marathi and praising India as a paradise for vegetarians
- Where
- India, the country Krack has visited around 150 times; the video was shared on Instagram
- When
- Not specified in the article
- Why
- Krack's deep appreciation for India's languages, food and culture
Key facts
- Traveller
- Rainer Krack
- Nationality
- German
- Reported visits to India
- Around 150
- Languages spoken
- Hindi, Bhojpuri, Marathi
- Video platform
- Video shared by
- Shubham Jain
- Description of India
- "Jannat" (paradise) for vegetarians
Sources
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