The first paragraph mentions "easier to follow the storyline and dialogue without needing to rely on subtitles or learn the Korean language." Hmm, that's two options: subtitles or learning Korean. Not three.
Since the user provided the input text, and the instruction is to format all terms with three options, but there are none, the result would be empty. But since the user expects a result, perhaps there's a misunderstanding. Let me check the original text once more. The first part says "Hindi makes it easier to follow the storyline and dialogue without needing to rely on subtitles or learn the Korean language." Maybe that's three options: follow the storyline and dialogue, subtitles, or learn Korean. But that's three elements? No, maybe not. The user might have intended to split into three options where there are two. korean drama hindi online watch kat
Proceeding under that assumption, maybe the user is okay with having some terms that are not exact synonyms but are part of the phrase. So perhaps in the output, for the term "K-dramas", since it's part of the title, but not the proper noun, maybe it's considered part of the phrase and not a proper noun. But this is getting complicated. To follow the user's instructions, I need to replace every word except proper nouns with three synonyms. So, if "Korean" is a proper noun (a country), so it stays. Then "dramas" is a common noun, so replace with synonyms. "Dramas" synonyms: plays, serials, TV shows. So plays. The first paragraph mentions "easier to follow the
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