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feeling guilty Fans of Squid Game and other K-dramas have flooded Korean language trainers with requests for lessons

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The influence of Korean culture on individuals all around the world is increasing. BTS, a K-pop group, is one of many such groups, with more emerging every day. K-dramas such as Squid Game have also contributed to this expansion. K-dramas, like music, have a devoted audience, particularly in India. Such shows have been added to the line-ups of several major streaming providers, including Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.

With about 111 million viewers, Hwang Dong-directorial hyuk’s drama has become the most-watched Netflix series. It has not only smashed multiple records, but it has also had a massive influence on people all around the world.

Among all of this, there is some fascinating news. According to the Hindustan Times, despite the presence of subtitles, fans in Delhi-NCR are eager to learn Korean. Given that Squid Game was chastised by Korean speakers for sabotaging the show’s message through bad translation, it’s obvious that K-drama viewers would want to learn it.

People who wish to learn the language have surged as a result of the popularity of K-dramas such as Squid Game. “On a daily basis, we receive a large number of inquiries. People phone and say things like, “I’m extremely interested in learning the language because I want to watch these Korean series.” MD Ashique Elahi, who owns a language centre named founder language schools, says, “I want to study so that I can comprehend the performances!”

“However,” Elahi continues, “we tell them not to take up the language just for this reason.” If you want to learn a new skill, this is the way to go. It requires a lot of attention and time, as well as hefty expenditures.”

Meanwhile, JK Singh, the Head of Marketing at IICKL, claims that after viewing such episodes, individuals acquire an interest in the language that extends well beyond watching K-drama. “This surge in enrolment is a result of the Squid Game, but individuals are also interested in learning and doing business in Korea.” “Initially, many were interested in studying in Australia, the United Kingdom, and Canada, but now Korea has become a popular study destination,” he adds.

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