Viral Video: "Shubh Sakal, Aho!" – American Wife Learns Marathi, Melts Hearts Online

Viral Video: In a world where cultural gaps often feel like barriers, Candace Karne has turned language into a love language. A viral video shows the American woman trying to learn basic Marathi phrases for her Indian husband Aniket Karne. From the very first “Shubh Sakal, kaisa ahes?” (Good morning, how are you?), Candace’s efforts have struck an emotional chord online.

Her husband's genuine smile as she struggles adorably with the words is the true highlight of the video — it’s a moment of connection that transcends borders.

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Sweetest Cultural Bonding Moment on the Internet

As Candace practises more phrases like “Namaskar” and “Raatri jevaaylaa kaay ahe?” (What’s for dinner?), her husband replies in fluent Marathi, making her laugh with joy and appreciation. When he says he’s made chicken for dinner, her delighted “Dhanyawaad” (Thank you) feels like a celebration of togetherness.

Her caption says it all, "I’m not perfect, but I’m trying. Go easy on me." This honesty makes her effort even more relatable and touching.

Internet Reacts: “That Smile Is the Real Love Story”

Netizens couldn’t hold back their love for Candace’s gesture. Comments flooded in, praising her dedication and warmth. One user said, “Next time, say 'aho aika' and watch him blush.”

Another cheekily added, “Call him ‘Ahooo’ once! That’s how Marathi wives do it.”

Yet another admirer shared, “That smile when you spoke his language — that’s why he loves you.”

A proud Maharashtrian chimed in, “So sweet! I can help you learn Marathi if you want.”

Not the First Time: American Creators Embrace Indian Languages

Candace isn’t alone in this journey. Earlier, American influencer Kristen Fischer impressed Indian audiences with her Hindi-speaking skills. Living in India for four years, Kristen shared tips on mastering Hindi, stressing that “it’s not easy but worth it.” Her story inspired many to embrace linguistic and cultural diversity with open hearts.

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