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How Chennai became home for South Korean mum who bargains in Tamil and other Koreans

How Chennai became home for South Korean mum who bargains in Tamil and other Koreans
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The article profiles South Korean expatriates living in Chennai, focusing on how they adapt to local culture and language. It highlights the story of Um Jung-ae, who learned Tamil to better navigate local markets.

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This piece offers a human-interest perspective on the growing cultural exchange and expatriate integration within India's urban centers.

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South Koreans are Chennai’s largest expat community. The series, The New Locals, follows three of them as they navigate culture shocks, friendships and belonging.

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