Tattva

Sanskrit is oldest language in the world which has retained its structure and vocabulary in the pristine form. Sanskrit is very much a spoken language today and it is spoken by an increasing number of people. Below is the third lesson in Spoken Sanskrit. In the second lesson covered in April, we covered many sentences we use in daily life. In this lesson we learn more such sentences.   

Please click on the image below to see Sanskrit-Lesson 3.

 

Contributed by Anuradha Choudry. She  is presently doing her Ph.D. in Sanskrit from Pondicherry University, India, on Vedic Psychology. She is also a very keen enthusiast of Spoken Sanskrit and aspires to create an awareness about Sanskrit as the key to the riches of  the ancient Bharatiya Heritage. You can reach her at  panditanu@yahoo.com

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