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Japanese woman’s attempt to learn Marathi wins Raj Thackeray’s heart; here's his message for locals

In his post, Thackeray highlighted how foreigners visiting Maharashtra respect and make efforts to learn the local language. “If they are staying here for long, they try to learn Marathi; at the very least, they never disrespect it. And when we speak to them in our language, they feel happy,” he wrote

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MNS chief ended with a note of gratitude to the Japanese girl for her dedication. PIC/X

MNS chief ended with a note of gratitude to the Japanese girl for her dedication. PIC/X

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray put up a post on social media X on Tuesday, appreciating a young Japanese woman who is currently residing in the state and learning Marathi. The woman reportedly learns a new Marathi word every day and posts short videos documenting her progress. 

Thackeray, sharing the woman's video in his post, said that foreigners visiting Maharashtra respect the state and make efforts to learn the local language.

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