Indonesians React To Similarities Between Hindi and Indonesian

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[@pkmkb1790]

Sanskrit was the base of so many languages

[@pkmkb1790]

Riya Patel i said was because new languages are not coming in this generation

[@indrapoudel748]

Nepali also same

[@peoplesrepublicofunitedear2337]

Pkmkb

[@LOGICALbeings]

True

[@dcfancomics1314]

I m from India. Remember that 3 idiots sanskrit scene 😂🤣

[@aji6925]

If you can speak sanskrit You can able to speak any accent Yes Because its very technical alphabets

[@AyushKumar-wv8zs]

Ya ....you are absolutely correct ...bcoz I have also seen many sanskrit words in south indian language like namskaram or bhojnum.... and hindi also helps in good understanding of urdu bcoz script is the only difference between urdu and hindi otherwise both posses almost 80% similarities..🙂

[@thefirstmyster]

It's the influence from sanskrit not hindi. Sanskrit is mother of many languages

[@lokeyyyy]

Whatever the Indonesian guy say in Indonesian language is exactly same in spelling and pronounced in South Indian language like kannada..

[@harishkiran3663]

Full pronounciation of A in Sanskrit. Indonesian is derived from Sanskrit rather than Hindi.

[@amitclick99]

Hindi is also drived from sanskrit ..

[@prathappoojari5415]

@@amitclick99 nah hindhi is new language of Indian family , It has many word from parsi

[@goodmorning192]

@@prathappoojari5415 Wrong..name one. Devnagiri lipi is the one that's origins of Hindi and many languages in India.

[@zerocool5865]

@@prathappoojari5415 Do your homework Its Devnagiri lipi

[@prathappoojari5415]

@@zerocool5865 Do you kwow difference between dialogue and skript King of Kerala used Tamil skript in his kingdom , The present skript they use is very similar to talairy of tulu language . Hindhi was not a a language before 800 years . But ppl used to talk ' kadboli' back then And adaptation of pure Sanskrit words to hindhi it became a language And for writing ppl adapted devnagarii

[@shayandutta2295]

thanks to Sanskrit and the rule of king Samudra Gupta of the Gupta empire.

[@wouspor1804]

Btw, samudera means ocean in Indonesia

[@shayandutta2295]

@@wouspor1804 that also comes from the sanskrit word SAMUDRA which means the same.

[@shubhammishra1760]

@@wouspor1804 in hindi too its the same brother. samundra means ocean.😍

[@leelethan6793]

Hv ever studied history... and it doesnt do with King Sudra Gupta or Mauri.. read more history books..

[@shayandutta2295]

@@leelethan6793 gtfo you corona virus

[@yaeheal2570]

Most of those indonesian pronunciations are used in southern India! For example achhaar, roopa, Uttara, annyaya, aneka, surya, dukka, Rakshasa etc..... Are same in kannada a bit different in malayalam by adding um word

[@dontjudgemebymyname.4282]

Many Southern languages are also derived from Sanskrit and Tamil language.

[@daakudaddy5453]

That's because the language, religion and culture was spread bu the sailors of ancient South Indian.

[@rudratiwari7082]

Hey I am North Indian but I used all words and please don't divide us we are all Indian's. In India anyone understand these words..

[@valetudan234]

@@dontjudgemebymyname.4282 south indian languages originate from proto Dravidian and tamil is the least sanskritised language of all Dravidian languages

[@musirhythm]

@@daakudaddy5453 yeah Tamil nadu is like export hub of the indian subcontinent

[@darasvlogs]

I want to visit Indonesia & experience it's culture and people. This video makes me to learn more about Indonesia. Love the fact that we share some language & culture similarity

[@wouspor1804]

Come to bali. Brothers and sisters there are Hindus

[@MrStudy-ib3ng]

Indonesia use pure sanskirit language because aa sound come in sanskrit language

[@amitclick99]

Exactly ...This is Indian guy don't have much info about sanskrit

[@daakudaddy5453]

Aa sound doesn't come in Sanskrit after every word. Its the a / u sound vowel. The absence of a /u sound is denoted by the "hul chinh" or the hul symbol. The guy did pretty well.

[@daakudaddy5453]

The "aa" sound is a deflection in southern Indian languages of Sanskrit words. And since these were the people who spread the Indian languages, culture and traditions to South East Asia, that's how these languages ended up with the "aa" sound

[@ViolentVick]

@@daakudaddy5453 Do you've any proof sir?

[@daakudaddy5453]

@@ViolentVick Proof of what? I said a lot of things in this thread...

[@user-mb2ci4mt8t]

Indonesian tone and voicing is closer to Northeast India. Ex. Assamese, Manipuri Also the 2 hosts here will easily pass off as locals in Norteast India Indonesia is called 'Nusantara' in Indo Bahasa. its sanskrit meaning 'Nusa' = island & 'Antara' = apart. so thousands of islands which are scattered in the oceans

[@deepgogoi5821]

Ya the accent is kind of similar to assamese. We open our mouth wide open when we speak. Lol...

[@maulanasabrian2909]

north east india? I've never seen it, do the people there look like Indonesians?

[@littlebirdie4333]

@@maulanasabrian2909 people in North Eastern part of India look similar to south east asians(because it borders Myanmar in East and Tibet in North) Indians don't have any standard look because we are very diverse country. North Indians are mostly of Indo Aryan race South Indians are Dravidian race North East Indians are Mongoloid race Andaman and Nicobar Islanders are Negritos And some staggered parts of India has people belonging to austro Asiatic race(Santhalis and Khasis)-they share similarity with Cambodia and Vietnam

[@maulanasabrian2909]

@@littlebirdie4333 Ooh, yes, most Southeast Asians are also of the Mongoloid race and Mongoloid Malay

[@kpatelv607]

Indonesia had Hindu kingdoms in the past.

[@dihydrogenmonoxide7600]

Hindu-buddhist

[@Rabbitr1]

@@dihydrogenmonoxide7600 there exists none such terms. There's only the truth and it's eternal. It's Sanatan Dharma 🙏🚩✨💞

[@werren894]

@@dihydrogenmonoxide7600 that is Majapahit, before that like salakanagara and kediri is Hindu vishnu-shiva

[@kavithaindia5429]

Next time call a telugu guy or a kannada guy. You will be surprised.

[@akshaysharma8940]

Both are derived from sanskrit like hindi

[@Qo00o]

Exactly...bcz im kannadiga.... Pronounciation is surprisingly the same......ohhhh!!!!!

[@Qo00o]

Exactly...bcz im kannadiga.... Pronounciation is surprisingly the same......ohhhh!!!!!

[@PristinePerceptions]

This was fun! Thank you for reacting! Btw, the "muka" that you mention in the end, also probably originates from Sanskrit - 'मुख:' meaning "face".

[@iwanfaesal5890]

Yes, muka in indonesia means face.

[@iwanfaesal5890]

@Adhishree Singh acha, sukriya

[@eel7157]

Lol i thought by muka you meant 'punch'

[@exilehell6521]

Well indonesia, malaysia and brunaie was part of hindu empire so its normal that there is resemble of language.

[@MilindPisal_deshmukh]

🇮🇳❤️🇵🇱.......countries culturally linked to India, notably Burma, Thailand, Cambodia,Laos, Champa(Southern Vietnam), Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore.

[@terrorist6928]

Yes

[@shubhammishra1760]

Yes brother we all are brothers

[@lb5560]

Ay bro flip the flag

[@PremKumar-nk3db]

Bahasa Indonesia has Tamil, Sanskrit, Portugis, Dutch, Arabic and most importantly Bahasa Indonesia has its root words of its own.

[@ladinsingpho1996]

It is interesting.... my self from India (Northeast)

[@vineflower]

I had no idea about this, great video

[@surenkv6461]

Thai also similar to hindi. Thailand airport name is Suvarana bhoomi international airport. In hindi n sanskrit swaran bhoomi .means gold land

[@sanalkumar6938]

Suvarna means gold in Tamil. In hindi it's Sona. Thai language uses pallava script not devanagari

[@parassinghrana8652]

@@sanalkumar6938 swarn is a sanskirt word .. and North Indian language is mixup of many language

[@ShivamRaina-dm9df]

@@sanalkumar6938 swarn is Sanskrit

[@rkgovinda.2788]

In Hindi like use 2 words In Indonesia language 3 words... But meaning same ... We are one ...united...

[@rishid9813]

Sincere and participatory reaction by both of you 👍👍..

[@yashavantharajuhg3841]

Indonesian language is approximately equal to Kannada language.

[@patnalahaswanth2456]

Also telugu bro

[@riteshkumarofficials8214]

Your ancestors were Indian. Dutch and arabic language influence came after 1000 century when arab and European invaded India and subcontinent. So feel proud💪😊 being a part of Indian culture.

[@Laxmi-hv9qy]

*_Name of First Man according to Hindu Puraanaas is "Manu" therefore his Offsprings are Called "Manushya"_*

[@rkgovinda.2788]

Achar me eating everyday... Achar very very famous in India...

[@harshilpatel8371]

India and indonesia shared a history And thus the language That's how you trace language origin and people migration

[@jaishreeraama4190]

Love to see your reaction on this...

[@ramraut3890]

The Indonesian is more closer to Sanskrit coz of use of a at the end. Most Sanskrit words end with a. When Sanskrit reaches south India they add a at the end like Ram becomes Rama.

[@sandeep2834]

Sanskrit is not the base of any South Indian Languages,

[@Polestar828]

Tamil has many unique words also common words but Tamil dates long back Sanskrit and was spread all over India than Sanskrit

[@infotainmentchannel1800]

@@sandeep2834 lol telugu Kannada and malayalam have it

[@sanalkumar6938]

@@infotainmentchannel1800 those are loan words we have a lot from Portuguese and Arabic as well

[@dwarasamudra8889]

@@sandeep2834 Classical Sanskrit isn't the base of any Indian languages. Most North India languages comes from various prakrits like Maharashtri Prakrit became Marathi, Maghadi Prakrit became Odia, Bengali, Assmese and Maithili, and Shaursena Prakrit became Hindustani and Punjabi. However, all these Prakrits were derived from Vedic Sanskrit but Vedic Sanskrit continued to involve into Classical Sanskrit (the last form of Sanskrit). All Dravidian languages come from Proto Dravidian (not Tamil like some Tamil Polticians want you to believe). However, all Indian languages were strongly influenced by Classical Sanskrit as it was heavily used as a language for administration, music, education and literature. Eventually, with the start of the Delhi Sultanate, Persian became the administration lanaguge. However, after that, all the region Sultanates used mainly native lanaguge. Eg. Adil shahis used Kannada and Marathi, Qutub Shahis used Telugu, Hussain Shahis used Bengalis and Muzzafarids used Gujarati. Eventually, the Mughals came and replaced Persian with Hindustani.

[@humanthkumar]

Indonesian is more similar to Kannada including syllable aa at the end

[@Laxmi-hv9qy]

Sanskrit do uses aa in End

[@Laxmi-hv9qy]

That Hindi Guy was Speaking words according to the way now a days Hindi speakers pronounce like He said Rup for Rupa and Indonesian they say "Rupaa"

[@Qo00o]

Exactly bro

[@astesiaa]

It's because the anuswarnaa "Aa" in Kannada is borrowed from Sanskrit

[@magnusrex579]

So what this video proves that even though with all of our technological innovations our Ancestors were more interconnected with each other and had more tolerance for each other than we are at this present time in History, sad state of the world we live in that it comes as a shock to us that most of the Asian culture is quite interconnected if not all, A big Thumbs up for you're video and for the channel Bahador Alast.

[@hellseaker22]

Man thats something new to me which is interesting indians and indonesians share much more than I thought i've seen a picture of a friend standing next to a shiva statue somewhere in bali

[@mercedesbenz3751]

Many Indonesian worlds seems to be Sanskrit than Hindi... They put 'Aa' at last same with Sanskrit...

[@santhoshkumarmadathil6820]

I am from Kerala ,India . I visit Indonesia many time . I love Indonesia .🙏❤

[@lawking_horns]

15:06 you pronounced my name. 🤣 The word used in the video was Kaaaran. With an extended 'a' sound.

[@anupkumarmaity3558]

I am indian bengali man , our language came form Sanskrit...so Sanskrit is mother of all indian language.

[@moubhattacharyya1141]

Not all but many of the Indian languages

[@user-gn1pf8ug6p]

@@moubhattacharyya1141 Pata tha, ek snake jaroor milega...

[@moubhattacharyya1141]

@@user-gn1pf8ug6p aur aapko keya keya pata hai? Aapki comment ka matlab keya hai?

[@user-gn1pf8ug6p]

@@moubhattacharyya1141 Bhai ek hi Angreji ka word hai 'Snake'. Iska matlab bhi nahi pata!!! hadd hai yaar...

[@moubhattacharyya1141]

@@user-gn1pf8ug6p itne hoshiyar nahi hai. Isiliye to aapki baten samajh nahi paye. Tabhi to poochha ki pure comment ka keya matlab hai?

[@sanjeevchauhan4158]

I'm feeling so connected with you guys .

[@chauhanraj8611]

Sanskrit language is mother of many languages.

[@Bharatiya1907]

Most of the pronunciations of the Indonesian words are same in kannada language india. Obviously kannada has influence from Sanskrit.

[@tryingmybesttolivesober2879]

We say rupayah.......u say rupiah (money)

[@papaji448]

Moral of the story is that we are one ☝️

[@asmarjabegum9999]

Tamil also have similarities with Indonesia language so please react for that video also. Nice reaction for hindi I am proud to be indian

[@akritigoel9497]

Actually this is not hindi it's sanskrit even hindi comes from sanskrit btw i love your tamil culture and your food was awesome

[@ankitlakum1]

Keep connecting people keep it up ..👍🇮🇳

[@PratUshh]

It is like when you write hindi words in English, an extra 'a' is added IDK why. But we read it as it is in pronounced in Hindi, but it seems Indonesian read it from the English written version. Example: Hindi pronounciation is "raam", but its written in English as "rama". Hindi Pronounciation "Prutr", written English "putra", Indonesian read as "putra" It is Maybe due to, Hindi contains all possible Vowels and Consonants. And hence Hindi is written, as it is pronounced, unlike latin script, which lacks many Consonants, vowel and concept of merging. So it diverges the spelling & pronounciation that has been carried to become part of Indonesian.

[@juanmaruli4977]

I read somewhere that the origin of the words in Sanskrit have -a at the end, it's only Hindi that drops the -a.. some other languages in India still have the -a. CMIIW

[@PratUshh]

@@juanmaruli4977 any examples? I couldn't think of any.Infact hindi uses the -a more than other sister languages. Bengali uses more -o -i, Punjabi the only tonal sister language in the family uses more -i -a. Although, No idea about other languages.

[@juanmaruli4977]

@@PratUshh I don't know much about this, I only read it from a comment in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2inf2BjjqaAqdU I tried to find the comment again, but it drowned somewhere

[@juanmaruli4977]

@@PratUshh but what I know, for Indonesian case, it has nothing to do with Latin letters. People in Indonesia has been using Sanskrit derived word long before the first touch with european (back then Indonesia wasn't exist, but you get my point), and we used to have many kinds of writing system that derived from Pallava Script

[@PratUshh]

@@juanmaruli4977 oh! Maybe u reffering to the -a not -aa. Coz as sankrits is brutally precise in breaking down the words, the mistaken -a can be seen when the spelling is broken down into consonants and vowels. Eg: बालक (pronounced Baalak) >>when broken>> ब्(-b) +आ(-aa)+ल्(-l)+क्(-k)+अ(here is ur supposed -a). That is due to the consonants are "half consonants" denoted by (्) at the bottom of every consonant, so this -a is the natural one to make it a complete consonant. But still there is no extra -a at the end. Other wise the pronounciation would be 'baalaka' not 'baalak'

[@dhtc1575]

In recent researches it is found that hindi aplhabet series is the most scientific after Sanskrit. As hindi words capture all your throat tones .

[@PS-kk1ib]

AYA looks so cute while trying to translate

[@JangTaithul]

We are family 😊

[@aobakaentertainment]

I love Indonesia because a lot of good gamers are from Indonesia. M a Mobile legend player. And top ML players are from Indonesia.. And the best part is though I am from India (Nagaland) we click more quickly because Indonesians are like my sisters and brothers. BTW I have indo friends in the game.. 😊 😊 😊

[@wouspor1804]

Naga land.. land of dragons

[@indonesiantangkas7446]

but you look like Indonesian, Thai, or Korean

[@sunnycriti9809]

Great video

[@nishamaity7861]

Amazing ❤️

[@pkg1491]

Kapal in Indonesian, same word in Sanskrit is skull. Both are very related looks like.

[@1radhamadhav]

excellent video..love from india

[@adityanair3673]

My head started Rolling when I got to know these much similarities in language 😵

[@foodbite1]

Why you guys stopped uploading new videos

[@kavithaindia5429]

Indonesian words actually sound more close to telugu and kannada than hindi. As our roots of our languages are sanskrit.we call roop roo page. We call rakshasa not rakshas.dukha not Dukh.

[@manojjaiswal3595]

Indonesia was a part of India and sanatant culture and traces was present in Ramayana also like Bali mountain and Bali.

[@songshunter2521]

Indonesia is also hindu country but few many years ago there was came muslim and converted whole hindus by rules and power that's why they all now Muslims but still there if you see then you got so many similarity between indians and Indonesian now time to accept our original religion which is Sanatan for example Indonesian princess accept that thing and came into the her original religion 👌👌

[@defencebharat8174]

"Bhasa" also hindi word for language

[@srijagadeeshc3056]

It's not hindi word. It's telugu word.

[@lifeofsahani]

Srijagadeesh C ignorance at its height. Smh.

[@defencebharat8174]

@@srijagadeeshc3056 ok bro cooll..but we used this in hindi also

[@moubhattacharyya1141]

Bhasha is actually from Sanskrit. Used in the same meaning of the word in many languages of India today.

[@ShivamRaina-dm9df]

@@srijagadeeshc3056 it's actually from Sanskrit that's why

[@saajithsaajith744]

In the one state name kerala its located southern india and in kerala people speaking malayalam and malayalam and indonasian sound same such as word karana/karanam/reason. Rupa/rupam/form. Manusia/manushian/human. Like words going on and on... by the way being hindu its all seems me amazing

[@vinay-vijayaprocess5645]

Once we were one..😍🥰🤩

[@prathappoojari5415]

Most of South Indian language and indonasian language have similarities

[@vaniana813]

I m Thamil I understand borth lanquage

[@pouveovictor3964]

Jaiyus ... I'll never forget dis word .... Aaaaaaa jaiyus💖

[@reway7]

Pratibandha or restricted is also sanskrit :)

[@user-wf7ic9hu4r]

😳I'm shook seeing the similarities

[@gamesong6600]

Buddhist monks took the language sanskrit/prakrit all around the south east asia with them. More traditional u speak it is more likely to have sanskrit words.

[@gamesong6600]

@PARTHA SARATHI not thousand"s" of years but actually just thousand yrs. Yes Hinduism reached there 1st n replaced the local religions but Buddhism replaced it after that as main religion which in turn got replaced by islam. Man people use "thousands" like nothing, even India was never ruled by Hindu kings for thousands of yrs :)

[@gamesong6600]

@PARTHA SARATHI Jesus is said to be buried in Kashmir let's only present facts not mythology. Plus there is a difference in religion of kings n religion of people, which people often overlook

[@gamesong6600]

@PARTHA SARATHI OK let's see who is ignorant- 8000 yrs u say but the earliest civilisation we know of is Indus valley civilisation which existed 5000 yrs ago, did they have kings? We don't know. Then comes Chandragupta n ashoka times who were jains n Buddhists, nearly 2000 yrs ago. Then roughly for 300 yrs we again don't have any information fast forward many foreigners like kushan ruling major parts of India, then Hindu kings started ruling kept ruling till Islam came. For Buddha we don't know what was he practicing b4 becoming Buddha, as the term "Hindu" didn't exist was he following "Vedas" or something completely different we have no information. Christ example was given to make u understand make only those claims which u can substantiate just like people can't prove Jesus is in Kashmir, u can't prove laxmi is from indo nesia so stick to reality. FYI 30% of Hindi terms do not come from Sanskrit(or any foreign language) u know y? Becoz there existed a lot more religions n languages in India. It was ignorant foreigners who clubbed all religions as hinduism

[@gamesong6600]

@PARTHA SARATHI in Indonesia it was replaced peacefully, check it n tell me who is ignorant

[@gamesong6600]

@PARTHA SARATHI so we only know of history in parts, roughly from 300ce to 1400 CE Hindu kings ruled b4 that Buddhists n Jain were ruling. N then we have 0 information so don't make claims like " 8000 yrs"

[@devsha7823]

Love you indo-india 🤝🤝🤝🤝

[@bioskoppendekchannel2154]

I love india. I'm from indo

[@arkycookie]

Yes, we are brothers and sisters from other mothers.

[@maxeditz9377]

probodhan? in hindi we say pratibandhit means no enrty or prohibited .. in sentence like.. this area is prohibited

[@IkhsanE86]

You can see also in this chanel. Similarities between tamil and indonesian, dutch and indonesian, filipino and indonesia, etc

[@munnasahani7241]

Please do more video reaction on Indonesian and indian cultural, ritual and at last worshipping style. And u guys are so good and cool

[@goodlearner6909]

Love you guys👍👌💐

[@globalevents5110]

In Sanskrit also there is no compulsion of tenses, but it has five forms of a word. We can mold the sentence structure anyway.

[@buckground]

I think lapar is similar as lachar in hindi, it means powerless, weak or not have very much strength or energy

[@yaktisuputri9939]

Lapar is hungry in Indonesian language (bahasa Indonesia). But you are right. If you are hungry, you will be weak and powerless 😁😁

[@nilaydas3297]

Jaya Jaya India.Sanskrit is used in Bali.I am an Indian

[@sibuxetri5116]

I love u both.. Plz cn u react to as one by voice of nagaland. Northeast india.. Plz i hve requested this many times? Iam ur fan

[@Pauloparkxxi]

Hope you would react to It's Showtime Indonesia.

[@xtrememusic2130]

Bhasa means language and indian as well as Indonesian languages are similar to Sanskrit words😄but Indonesian language are derived from pure Sanskrit word and indian language is derived from sanskrt and Hindi mixture

[@thedescanteer]

Wtf are you talking about? Shuddha (pure) Hindi is a Sanskritic register of an Indo-Gangetic Prakrit (vernacular form of Sanskrit) called Khari Boli. Indonesian Bahasa (degraded form of the word 'Bhasha' in Sanskrit, Hindi, and all major Indian languages) however is the result of a much later Sanskritization of tribal tongues in SE Asia that happened through the export of Hindu-Buddhist culture from eastern and southern India. "Mixture of Sanskrit and Hindi" is an oxymoronic statement. Hindi does not have a separate existence. It is literally a vernacular of Sanskrit. Stop misleading people by peddling half-baked lies.

[@dreamerachiever2718]

bahasa itself is a sanskrit word meaning conversation and in hindi we call it bahas

[@sanatansatya1517]

Return to our roots.... 🙏

[@chetansingh759]

Wonderful

[@xviymusicc]

there are english words similiar to sanskrit like triangle is Trikon in skt

[@sansweet7991]

I'm actually very surprised.... I didn't knew that Indonesian and Hindi share some words..

[@rahulnanda5127]

we are siblings bro ..😘

[@aniketsharma6176]

at 14:00 the word "Chhuti" meaning vacation is pronounced with a heavy 'chh' sound in India. Otherwise , the way its pronounced in Indonesian 'Chuti' is a swear-word, used to refer a girl's u know "private parts". And the word 'chutiya' is derived from it meaning asshole. So be careful if you wanna say that 'you're on a vacation' to an Indian person.

[@davideliazarhardy8101]

Indonesian not pronounce "chuti" but "Cuti"

[@kannu9386]

That's my mame karan 😁

[@its_pawanology]

In India utara means remove and uttar means north

[@mourya2318]

Love from india ❣️🇮🇳❣️☺️

[@premtoshmajumder2929]

Rup Means beauty

[@Qo00o]

Pronounciation of words is exactly similar to Kannada language... In Kannada we add AA sound at the end,like in Sanskrit. But in Hindi,AA sound is not there..... So its similar to Kannada(Origin Sanskrit) pronounciation.

[@TheAditya64]

Indo Indian --- have same English accent though..... Love from India!!!

[@bioskoppendekchannel2154]

I love india. I'm from indo

[@parassinghrana8652]

@@bioskoppendekchannel2154 we also have a soft corner for Indonesia ...

[@grungeban7732]

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[@shivam00668]

Sanskrt is mother of all langue

[@valetudan234]

No it isnt

[@skcai8364]

There is similarities between tamil(India) and indonesian too

[@sauravchoudhary1742]

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[@abhijitgogoi46]

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[@stonerhimb9338]

Please react to Northeast vs Delhi rap Battle love from Nagaland 💓💓

[@viralanalysis1844]

Roop means looks

[@user-ix1vz6kw9n]

OMG.... most of the words are just similar to kannada language (Karnataka state, India) Manushya, Mantri, roopa, Surya, anyaya, uthara, haneka, dukka, rakshasa, bhoomi, karana, vyapara, these words are just similar to kannada words

[@ananths8828]

The a at the end of these words could be due to South Indian rulers in Indonesia. The a at the end of Sanskrit words is added by the Tamil people

[@pradeepdeviSri]

The Indonesian pronunciation is similar to Malayalam pronunciation of the words and all of these words are used in Malayalam too.

[@hsuyaarchives2526]

pratibodhan you are using is sanskrit 'pratibandh'.