Origin and History of Sanskrit

Sanskrit is a standardized dialect of Old Indo-Aryan, having originated in the 2nd millennium BCE as Vedic Sanskrit and tracing its linguistic ancestry back to Proto-Indo-Iranian and Proto-Indo-European. As the oldest Indo-European language for which substantial written documentation exists, Sanskrit holds a prominent position in Indo-European studies. The body of Sanskrit literature encompasses a rich tradition of poetry and drama as well as scientific, technical, philosophical, and religious texts. The compositions of Sanskrit were orally transmitted for much of its early history by methods of memorization of exceptional complexity, rigor and fidelity.] Thereafter, variants and derivatives of the Brahmi script came to be used.
Sanskrit is normally written in the Devanagari script, but other scripts continue to be used. It continues to be widely used as a ceremonial language in Hindu religious rituals and Buddhist practice in the form of hymns and chants.
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[@kiayungko7731]

I’m Chinese and I want to learn Sanskrit because I’m a Buddhist. But it is difficult. I also like India and really appreciate the Indian culture. I hope I can go to India one day.

[@godofanectedote8575]

Have you read about the journeys of Xuan zang ?

[@eternalkino34]

how the are you on youtube lol ???

[@godofanectedote8575]

@@eternalkino34 VPN

[@bharatmaheshwari919]

If i were you. I'll never come in india because there are social discrimination about Language, caste , religion, sex, race and other. It's better for you to be Buddhists.

[@itsoblivion8124]

@@bharatmaheshwari919 these things exists in china and other countries too. There are actually much more reports of discrimination against non han people in china. U wont find racial discrimination in India as much as china

[@dattaparamasatwika]

I am Indonesian, and honestly I am proud of having sanskrit name. My dad gave us name, my siblings and I with sanskrit. He believes that sanskrit is the most expressive language.. and its complexity is its beauty. Some of sanskrit vocabularies are adopted into Javanese and Bahasa Indonesia as well

[@dattaparamasatwika]

@Ashish Bisht yea youre right, that saraswati name is one of the most common name in indonesia. We simply dont relate that name into particular religion, although we know that saraswati is one of god's names in Hindu.

[@Shriya-pp1vw]

I’ve seen that Indonesian and hindi language have lots of similarities, the first thing i saw was Bhasha which means language and ever since then I’ve wished to learn Indonesian bhasha Also it is said that the Sanskrit words are found in all the languages of the world, it is no secret that Sanskrit has influenced latin which is the parent of english language

[@Shriya-pp1vw]

@Takara Ito lol nepalis have a long history of claiming india’s history as theirs y’all grow up we know that hindi the language closest to Sanskrit has been messed by invaders like mughals and British but that doesn’t change the history about its origin in India i find it so funny on how good y’all are in lieing and the people living in south india have their ancestors from africa and north ,northeast, west india we’re the people who established Indus Valley civilisation and we along woth kings of Europe,china, japan fought the Mahabharat war

[@Shriya-pp1vw]

@Takara Ito it does you might’ve not stuided Mahabharat well other wise you’ll know

[@vishal8827]

English have many word related to science and mathematics from sanskrit .

[@BikashBiswalCHHUAPUA]

We Indians are so mad and bewildered; we are trying to learn German,French, etc but we have forgotten our ancient mother language Sanskrit. I had learned Sanskrit in School and I loved it that time, now I eagerly started learning it and I hope I would complete it. This is very wonderful video; encouraged me again. Thanks for sharing it.

[@Watchfulmind2]

At least pronounce correctly as Sanskrit teacher not like an idiot foreigner.

[@hansbrackhaus8017]

I feel the same about Germans/Westerners and Japanese. I would rather have everyone look into their own past than become other people. That said, I think Japanese is an really really really cool language.

[@sudhirniranjanlalsharma3538]

@@langmaschool There were no captions. Sorry, but were important.

[@Roman-kk1ic]

Sanskrit is basically Russian

[@adanayup9268]

If I could learn hindi language, then its could possible than I can understand sancrit? that is my question

[@Geva555]

i'm indian 'bene israel' jew. all of our community today live in israel and only few in india, i have great respect to sanskrit!

[@freepagan]

Become a Sanatani, you'd be welcomed : )

[@cse077mukulrana]

Thanks love from India

[@zipsteri]

Not in Israel, my friend, but in Palestine.

[@sauravmalik9025]

@@freepagan dont force anyone

[@appinion8018]

👍

[@muppidipavan4130]

Telugu uses 75% of Sanskrit

[@jedimaster9922]

how you came to this conclusion?

[@jedimaster9922]

@Shah-guru Vikramaditya not you i am asking the other guy

[@PankajKumar-rx8xx]

@Devine Truth Are you mad because Telgu have Pali and Magadh (ancient bihari ) grammar

[@coolgamerman]

@Devine Truth interesting.

[@gowthamanv8740]

Tamil is only one oldest classical Dravidian language surviving in the old. Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada derived from Tamil (Dravidian language)

[@007Sanoop]

Tamil, Sanskrit, Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam, Odia are classical languages of India. Hindi is younger language which uses Devanagari script and it was derived from Sanskrit and Hindustani languages. Ancient times only one classical language of India gone further to West mainly through Takshasila to influence the European languages, that was Sanskrit. That's why Sanskrit is a parent of European languages. Agastya who wrote Tamil grammar was also wrote hymns in Rig-Veda in Sanskrit. So Indian classical languages are older than European (Ancient indigenous European languages may be existed in Europe). I don't know why Europeans broadly saying Indo-European family and are looking common ancestor, which is impossible. I don't know why they divided Dravidian and Indo-Aryan based on some similar words. Please understand that the brahmi scripts was excavated from both Keezhadi and Harappa. And also the chariot and horse skeletons from Sinauli. I think there is no category Aryan or Dravidian, all are derived from Tamil and Sanskrit. At the infant time of Indian Classical Languages, Sanskrit had no connection with European languages, instead today's so called Dravidian and Indo-Aryan families had much more connections. Sanskrit was a Language Invention in Ancient India by Ancient Maharishis. At that time there was also Ancient Tamil as local language. Before Sanskrit it was just only dialects of Ancient Tamil. At that time India/World was not populated like today. Those dialects from South to North of India and using Ancient Tamil, the Sanskrit was developed as a refined, upgraded and a very standard language.. A brilliant invention.. Still Indians can that feels that brilliance if they recite the consonants in order, they can feel it from the throat to lips in a precise order. And still you can expand the Tamil consonants to form the Sanskrit consonants. Then Sanskrit was mainly evolved in Northern India before Persian/Greek invasions. Later Brahmi scripts formed and found from Harappa to Keezhadi. Sanskrit again combined with Ancient Tamil southern dialects to form Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam, etc. But Ancient Tamil was survived with some changes to form Modern Tamil. At the same time Devanagari, Grantha, Kadampa, etc were formed from Brahmi. While forming Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam, etc, as part of linguistic development the Sanskrit also spread to further west to influence Iranian and European languages.

[@simranchourasia9850]

Kudos to you brother 👍 well written👏

[@lll2282]

Damnyu said it I am annoyed by these west

[@Ottomans2k]

Sanskrit is developed from the base of Prakrit and Prakrit is derived from Tamil.Sanskrit is developed by Buddhist and Persian(not brahmins)linguistic peoples. Between 5000 B.C to 500 A.D. there is no language called Sanskrit in asia. Sanskrit is new age language born after 500 A.D.only. Sanskrit is developed from the base of ancient language Prakrit and the word's taken from Tamil, Avestan, Persian, Pali, European, Sumerian languages. Indo-Aryan word itself not correct. Sanskrit has no script it was using 900 A.D. born Devanagari script, mother of Sanskrit is Prakrit had also no script. Sanskrit is new age language not classical.

[@cyb-m]

Only Tamil and Sanskrit are classical.

[@Axe85]

Tamil is the language given to agaysta muni by paramatma shiva

[@deutschlanduberalles7050]

Yes, Sanskrit is the oldest Language of the World and yet precise from the others. Sanskrit is taught here in Germany, and is one of the most toughest language I've ever learnt. Long live India! From Bremen, Germany..

[@bipinpandey2618]

What an irony brother here in India teaching sanskrit in the country where it was originated is politicised n make them communal. I remember Max Muller was a sanskrit scholar from Germany. I really respect Germans sa they know importance of Sanskrit and we Indians failed to adopt it

[@ruban617]

Don't jump on conclusion bro you should learn about Tamil too

[@mqooz2538]

Lithuanian language is same age as Sanskrit language. So it can't be.

[@SteveFox369]

This is not Indian language, it is original indo-european or Aryan language. It is similar to Slav languages for a reason. Look into R1a haplogroup on map and especially in Asia and u will see the truth.

[@kikit7262]

@@mqooz2538 lithunian language came from sanskrit

[@ugc1784]

Sanskrit is a grammatically highly disciplined language ever known.

[@kijul468]

Not ever known, really. Classical Latin, Old Latin, Ancient Greek and other languages of antiquity are as "complex" in grammar because they all inherited it from their common ancestor. Edit: The same common ancestor they share with Sanskrit.

[@Ottomans2k]

Sanskrit is developed from the base of Prakrit and Prakrit is derived from Tamil.Sanskrit is developed by Buddhist and Persian(not brahmins)linguistic peoples. Between 5000 B.C to 500 A.D. there is no language called Sanskrit in asia. Sanskrit is new age language born after 500 A.D.only. Sanskrit is developed from the base of ancient language Prakrit and the word's taken from Tamil, Avestan, Persian, Pali, European, Sumerian languages. Indo-Aryan word itself not correct. Sanskrit has no script it was using 900 A.D. born Devanagari script, mother of Sanskrit is Prakrit had also no script.

[@Aman-qr6wi]

@@kijul468 latin doesn't have sandhi rules. Latin doesn't have long words. Latin doesn't treat verbs in forms of roots. Sanskrit is so controlled because it is an artificial language.

[@kijul468]

@@Aman-qr6wi Latin does have rules governing how internal consonants behave when affixes are added. assimulō

[@Aman-qr6wi]

@@kijul468 i'm learning sanskrit and verbs are a nightmare. Sanskrit treat verbs like how arabic does but much more comprehensively. It has a basic verb ROOT, then 5 ways of derived verb roots, then 10 classes of roots which means 10 ways of forming STEM, once stem is formed you have 10 forms of tense-mood which further add ENDINGS of three numbers and three person. Then repeat the system for active,middle and passive voice. And i've not even talked about prefix and suffix largely because they're indeclinables abd thus easy to remember.

[@AllensTrains]

Please remove background music. What you are saying is interesting, but marred by sound effects!

[@sushantbastola147]

Samskrit is not Language ! It is the Sound of Existence ! The sound of everything present in this cosmos !

[@kanthan3ppr]

That's Samaskrutham, not Sanskrit.

[@kanthan3ppr]

@Toru Kazama What's "samskRtam". The word "Sama" means equal or same as. Sams or Sans as in Sanskrit doesn't mean anything.

[@kanthan3ppr]

@Toru Kazama Cultural language? You need to understand the complexity of the word and meaning. Do your own research first. When it comes to Samaskrutham, the proper pronunciation is crucial because it invokes cosmic vibrations. The "Sama" refers to that (vibrations/reverberation). Rigveda was compiled as a book from ancient manuscripts and palm leaves within the last 2000 years.

[@Aman-td9nl]

@@kanthan3ppr i know u are right

[@Aman-td9nl]

@Patrakaar Popatlal bro u are wrong...he is right,sanskrit is a new name,but the original one is samaskrutham,because sanskrit is a "add up" language,which means the meanings of some words come together to form a new word...like "up-adhya-yay",I hope u understood

[@pavinijain4743]

When these foreign scientists are using sanskrit for their benefits we Indians are abundaning it for languages like german, french,...😞

[@puhnpicker]

The verb is; ABANDON - ABANDONING

[@philosyche]

big difference between modern languages in still in use vs ancient languages. Every land has ancient languages, some older than some. But unless you are interested in linguistics or learning a language because you are passionate about it, you have no reason to prioritise sanskrit or other ancient languages over modern languages.

[@jenjuice432]

"Foreign scientist using for benefit" 😂😂 Someone's salty.

[@jenjuice432]

@Shivanshu Credit for what? What do you want acknowledgment for? And who is "they"? "White people" is a very broad term that includes many ethnicities, nationalities, and cultures.

[@jenjuice432]

@Shivanshu Everything you listed are bodies of knowledge that were built by a large mass of people over extended periods of time. No one group can take ownership or credit for such broad areas of study. Those who have made significant contributions are definitely given credit, however. Doesn't matter if you're white, brown, black, orange, or purple.

[@chindwinyouth2023]

I'm Myanmar.I have known from my aunty that my grandpa used Sanskrit language but his generation don't known about of Sanskrit.I trust I can be search and found that language source, knowledges from the world.

[@cyb-m]

you should learn chinese and tibetan.

[@politicalkurukshetra4663]

I am feeling very proud to be a Hindu sanatani Arya 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@SouravDas-cc9zt]

there is nothing such as aryan.

[@roserosarosen5637]

By "arya" he meant noble person..not the Arya you had in mind ! Arya means noble person. Dravid means Geographically South..

[@amangupta-rz7hn]

@@roserosarosen5637 plz there is no arya thing in North to be feard of we don't even know our parents their parents they brightly had known caste system but not aryan and those there is nothing to Be feared of anything as some 5 to 4 people recognize themselves as aryavarta they r like different dharm for us we don't even believe them

[@roserosarosen5637]

@@amangupta-rz7hn Yes, aryavartas don't worship like we do ..

[@servantofaeie1569]

hinduism is demonic REPENT TO THE LORD MESSIAH JESUS

[@diwashsubedi5414]

sanskrit is our history..all of our holy book is on sanskrit .jay nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@madhusahu7009]

Plz use sankrit

[@NoThing-ec9km]

*I dont know why but it made me cry*

[@bipinpandey2618]

May b cz u have good heart

[@NoThing-ec9km]

@@bipinpandey2618 Thank u very much..i feel so pain when i think about our Culture.

[@bipinpandey2618]

Well we have beautiful culture.. It's just that western cultures and politicians have ruined it. I myself learning sanskrit and feeling so peacefule

[@NoThing-ec9km]

@@bipinpandey2618 plz help me i also want to learn..and beautiful word is very little ..it cant be explained in words our culture is god given

[@The-Cat]

it's the music its killing the brain tissues

[@ravindrababu7231]

Wish Sanskrit sooner or later declared National language of our country so that our country’s identity and unity is established.

[@shivamgoswami3628]

But southern state govt. Will not adopt in telengana sanskrit language is baned

[@shivamgoswami3628]

U know sanskrit and Tamil language fight.

[@sudhirniranjanlalsharma3538]

@@shivamgoswami3628 Is it banned in Telangana, I'm shocked! But I know everything about Tamil Nadu's hatred for Sanskrit. But atleast North could declare as an official or compulsory language. It would be great to see our mother language again.

[@shivamgoswami3628]

@@sudhirniranjanlalsharma3538 yes bro u r righg

[@PerumPalli]

The second it will be announced Tamil Nadu and adjacent tamils majority regions will become a separate nation

[@dumbtom6831]

Believe it or not, Sanskrit is the only language much suitable for Speech Recognition and Artificial Intelligence in Computer field. The reason is very simple. It's alphabets (Mainly Devnagari Scripts) is phonetic scripts and you write what you speak. There is no need for pronunciation for words. Sanskrit is well known for its rigid,structured and highly developed grammar. It is almost like it can be represented by mathematical logic. The main reason why Sanskrit is good for Artificial Intelligence is that in any sentence in Sanskrit language, every words used contains hidden intelligence. For simple example - Aham Griham Gachhami ( I home go - I go home ). Aham represent not only "I" but also gives its activity as a subject. Griham "home" represent as object with something happening on and finally Gachhami "go" always means "I'''s activity or it is only associated with "I". The sentence does not need to interpolate but only gives the clear meaning also unique words associated with "I go home". This is the reason why Sanskrit is suitable for speech recognition and Artificial Intelligence in Computer field.

[@theearth5569]

Sanskrit is similar to Lithuanian language

[@balajipandian2147]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣comedy comedy

[@YFanoush]

@@balajipandian2147 Of course no one would belive that becouse it is not the only language which has that trait.

[@vikasdhabhai6911]

@@theearth5569 sorry but it is related to sanskrit not sanskrit

[@ygjoshi]

@@YFanoush What trait do you see in sanskrit?

[@universalphilosophy8081]

4:50 "Sanskrit's grammar is referred to as Paanini" Paanini is the author of the book 'AshtaAdhyaayi' (= 8 chapters)

[@KannapiranArjunan-vm2rq]

Panini is an Anatolian and some text describe him as a fictious character ..thats created to steal.sone others work in this case stealing Tamil Grammar of Tholkappium

[@rajkamald6432]

@@KannapiranArjunan-vm2rq loosu

[@KannapiranArjunan-vm2rq]

@@rajkamald6432 thats your title .. Shamelessness indifference (to what must be sought after), harshness, and aversion for everything (that ought to be desired) are the qualities of the fool ( Thirukural: 833; Written in 2100yrs back in Tamil).

[@ygjoshi]

@@KannapiranArjunan-vm2rq Panini is the Sanskrit scholar who invented the sanskrit we hear and learn today. He was the greatest Sanskrit scholar of those times

[@KannapiranArjunan-vm2rq]

@@ygjoshi Read history and collect e idence and get enlightened

[@bsudharsan3109]

This is the best video on Sanskrit I've ever seen. It was obviously informative, and I really enjoyed watching the video. Hats off to Langma School Of Languages! :)

[@thjeokthjeok443]

Each sound has a vibration , and each vibration has an effect . It speaks and sings of past events , that devastated humanity , and the songs release that long held energy from that past collective memory . We need healing from those memories . This Is to me what Sanskrit is and does .

[@shagunkhurana7661]

Wow you are correct. Impressive, from which country you belong to? Sound the least explored energy can do miracles if used in proper way. You can know the cosmos, even can reach the origin of cosmos. The 7 chakras in body and their opening of chakras are associted with sounds. This is first step towards being Prophet or Messanger Of God or Being Godly Man.

[@thjeokthjeok443]

Shagun , I am a women , Who likes to delf in right brain knowledge , most of all i used to go to an Ashram in Australia . [ Acraphenology is the use of words , that can give an effect when spoken . ] When i went to the Ashram in Mangrove Mountain , NSW, Australia - people there would get a new name if they wanted - and that name would help them to achieve strength where there was weakness . Its in the vibrations of the sounds . We need to understand our senses better again .

[@shagunkhurana7661]

@@thjeokthjeok443 Yes, indeed. Everything is given in ancient books we just need to apply.

[@shannonbell7010]

Thjeok Thjeok I feel it !! Every time I hear anything from a chant , I feeling like I’m healing past memories

[@servantofaeie1569]

@@shagunkhurana7661 no you are decieved. chakras are windows to the soul and the hindu stuff invites demons. let Jesus into your soul instead. God is not the universe, only its creator.

[@steventramesh4731]

I'm from Malaysia... Anyone here can tell me where I can learn Sanskrit...?

[@ashutoshsingh7713]

IIT Kharagpur Sanskrit Series

[@ashutoshsingh7713]

@Rana pratap Udaipur ram ram sa. 🙏 Do you speak Sanskrit?

[@ashutoshsingh7713]

@Rana pratap Udaipur that's great to hear. Same here busy with work. Recently got booster and started learning spoken Sanskrit. Have plans to build an Android Sanskrit learning mobile application similar to Omniglot.

[@tubehepa]

Finland here (between Sweden and Russia, in NE Europe). I learned the basics from Michael Coulson's Teach Yourself Sanskrit. : ) - Rco akSare parame vyoman yasmin devaa adhi vishve niSeduH (Rgveda 1 164 49? if I can remember correctly...) -- heyaM duHkham anaagatam (yoga-suutra). www.amazon.com/s?k=teach+yourself+sanskrit&ref=nb_sb_noss_1

[@ikartikthakur]

Learn mantras. They're enough..

[@trevst3390]

Why is the music so load and out of context, can hardly hear the commentator.

[@robertlancaster8190]

imo, so you couldn’t hear what the lady was saying…

[@melzization]

Wonderful video, thank you. May I suggest that you lower the volume of the background music. Even using headphones, the narrator's voice becomes inaudible at times. I had to strain and replay certain parts, and if I may, the music itself is way too fast rhythmically ie it's not in harmony with the content being spoken, at all. Baroque music would work, or anything classical. Thanks.

[@VikramSingh-we1xm]

I am from Dev Bhumi uttarakhand, i strongly agree that sanskirt is oldest language in earth.

[@ajaybhasinbhasin6188]

When in new batches starting for learning Sanskrit languages in langma?

[@sbadri9751]

Sanskrit is oldest language in The world we all Hindus love Sanskrit

[@jeyaramsathees6128]

s badri tamil can be too

[@user-se3kd2pf8q]

Kannada can be too ನಮ್ಮ ಕನ್ನಡ ನಮ್ಮ ಹೆಮ್ಮೆ

[@jeyaramsathees6128]

ನಿಮ್ಮ ಕನ್ನಡಿಗ Tamil ❤️Kannada Bros

[@jeyaramsathees6128]

Bro but Kannada is Sanskrit + Tamil

[@user-jw8yk9ki1r]

ನಿಮ್ಮ ಕನ್ನಡಿಗ bro plz kannada,Malayalam,telgu are from tamil and sanskrit

[@Geethpillai]

I'm proud to be an Indian and a Virat Hindu 💪

[@jayakrishnan26]

Podi Mandi penne

[@philosyche]

i'm proud to b virat kohli

[@netgalactic]

A great presentation, indeed!

[@mrmoirup]

I am an Indian and Proud to be Hindu ......Brahma Bishnu Mahesh ......

[@blebenec1099]

Sanskrit is very similar to the old Slavic language. Similar or almost the same words, but also grammar, language complexity, diminishing, etc. Phonetic reading, rich vocabulary, the possibility of creating new words, etc. Slavic script does not come from Greek, it had its original old self-written, much older, but Western scientists are silent about it, because they do not want to recognize that the Slavs had their culture long before the West.

[@updown9697]

@wO no

[@MasiukA]

Cyrillic script comes from Greek Byzantine monk St. Cyril who developed the script to convert the Slavic tribes to Christianity.

[@blebenec1099]

@@MasiukAThis is only partially true because he used the original Slavic script "bukvice"

[@MasiukA]

@Yula Zooter Cyril was a Greek Byzantine monk, so using a variant of the Greek script was sort of natural. Slavic peoples who became under the influence of the Roman Catholic church took on the Latin alphabet, so it had to do with which branch of the church was dominant.

[@nitinbull8720]

@@blebenec1099 slavic ppl are arya ppl,and their religion is hinduism not christianity

[@MrSridharMurthy]

Very well presented! Thank you !

[@parekoysolatorio2201]

Well detailed and organized explanation. Thank you! ill be waiting for your added videos

[@themusicarrow]

Thank you so much for this Video.... it needs to be shared

[@KarthikGurudewa108]

An awesome presentation so far i had seen👏👏👏👌

[@KarthikGurudewa108]

@@langmaschool Keep it up ji 🤗🕉🕉🕉🙏people still misleaded by interpretations, we need more outcome similar to this type,,sanathanadharma n vedic principle should be more exposed physical evidence keeps changing according new discoveries, so it's best to stick our knowledge according to Vedic shastras, that's the ultimate supreme authority in sanatanadharma,, it doesn't change but finding n discoveries keep changing according new data,, so just by some small kizhadi findings they shouldn't come to a conclusion, as I said earlier Tamizh is one of the oldest language n I'm proud to be tamizhan too,,but it's not as old as SANSKRIT,, Vedic-SANSKRIT words are Anadi-means beginningless always existing, Nithya- eternal, Apurushaya- not man made or written by human beings but written culture started about 3500bc years ago, Vedas known as SRUTHI heard from the cosmos by rishis long before we can't simply date it with physical discovery,, just like we can't find physical discovery of the sun planets birth but they can only speculate, or even the date of earth becouse the material universe (Jagat) eternal n keep changing from time immemorial beyond the human understandings,,, this the fact of the truth but arrogant skeptics people will laugh at us- they will say (ohhhhh u haven't found scientific proof n discover this yet bla bla bla) the fools don't have a machine to discover subtle entities so from decades they kept saying life is made out of a matter n there is no existence of the Soul(JIVAATAMAN) but we and our dharma explained the existence of the soul,,,,,,,, now science accepted the existence of the soul in name as conciou hahahax ,,,,,,,,so Vedic literature are the biggest treasure for my our Indian culture n tradition,,,, I can give tons of examples why it is the ultimate supreme ablute truth or knowledge ,,,,,, SATHYAM-JNANAM-ANANDAM-BRAHMA,,, jai Sri Ram🕉🕉🕉🙏 By the way this is also a vedic science n it's more complete then the modern world of science,,,many scientists have accepted the vedic science to be very accurate,,,u can put forward ur questions like how ,where, which n why,,,,,i can see ignorance people like u n many, don't even want to research the vedic knowledge what it is about,,,but only like to accuse sanathanadharma n reject the vedas blindly, Demoniac nature of u people will soon be justified,,,Tamizh culture is sanathanadharma, ,vedas started from the south region(dravidam) by oral tradition then later it was recorded in written form from the north Himalaya region,,,there is no Aryan VS Dravidian👈its a myth created by max muller, dna can be explained in may ways due to exchange of tradings n culture, the same how it is now,, every Indian subcontinent was filled with people same like today n the same as well 50thousands years before,, Indus vellay civilizations or kizhadi is not the only place or beginning of civilization bcuz india is large enough to understand there were many civilizations did existed before but haven't discovered yet,,so stop boosting with narrow knowledge, get la life,,stop spreading hates, if you want to mantain such characters, pack ur thing n please move out of india, u can stay in Jerusalem or in mecca ,,,zero knowledge of ancient India n core philosophy of vedas its very dengerous---due to this tamizh jihadis taking shapes due to lack of vedic knowledge n of own heritage ,,,,,no hates but truth need to be broadcasted 🕉Namo Narayana 🕉🕉🕉🙏

[@jbofficial9767]

Can i know the hymns in sanskrit recited in this video came from? I would like to hear it fully....the Om sahanavavatu....they recited it perfectly

[@orionatian1]

The mantra starting at 3:06 is 'Shanthi Mantra'... you are hear it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWSxYXRvo6mhY6s The hymn which is a stotram at 7:44 is taken from 'Shiva Thandava Stotram'... it was sung by King Ravana in praise of Lord Shiva.

[@ravijangra3555]

Nice video great work done by Langma School of languages, nice information. All the best

[@anilkumarsc5846]

What video man awesome editing and proud to be a part of Sanskrit language 🙏

[@canyoubeserious]

If you increase the volume of the music, you will further succeed in reducing the listeners ability to hear the words you were speaking which must be your goal, since you must have listened to this before you posted it.

[@TheSamuiman]

The background music f_cks the whole message -sorry!

[@nagarajvannal8176]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful information.

[@yuvarudra6602]

VEDA+YUVA=RUDRA 😜 KNOWLEDGE+YOUTH=ASPICIOUS (SHIVA)

[@rajshah6877]

Correct

[@namanydv_garud]

Adbhut video hai apki, mujhe pasand aayi It's an amazing video, I loved it जय श्री कृष्ण।🕉️🙏🏻

[@r.revannaaradhya1127]

Great video as well as info on sanskrit...keep up

[@cubanadiense]

were the most ancient Vedic texts written in devanagari skript? or..

[@shantanuchatterjee3552]

No Brahmi.Vedas were transmitted via oral tradition for a millennia before being written down.

[@yashwantuniyal9888]

Great job done by Langma school of languages.

[@rohitsawant5335]

Thank you...for informing ..

[@kanthan3ppr]

Samaskrutham is the original vedic language, and not Sanskrit written using Devanagari script. Samaskrutham and Tamil Brahmi originated from the Brahmic scriptures, hence the similarities between them.

[@sunilsainisaini4664]

Great information by Langma school of language.

[@PMJugwunth]

A great portion of the background music sounds so unSanskriti when you listen to the beautiful Sanskrit songs sung by some in you tube. Otherwise a very good compilation. Thanks.

[@teja4656]

Om sahana bhavatu..... This song is our school prayer.

[@zipsteri]

Sanskrit started as purely wovel sounds for meditation by the saptrishis. It was strictly oral for a long while, with some dialectic variations, growing to an oral proto-language as the Vedic culture grew. It has 16 vowels and 36 matrikas in its repertoire, including compounds like ksh, tra, gna, whose precise pronouncements are related to ayurvedic functions in physical health and self-realization procedures for moksh. Much later still, its sandhi rules grew countlessly numerous as grammar developed for communcation as a spoken language. Pāṇini is known for his text Aṣṭādhyāyī, a sutra-style treatise on Sanskrit grammar, 3,959 "verses" or rules on linguistics, syntax and semantics. What you hear in this discourse came much, much later as a superficial study and progression of modern languages and Sanskrit got lumped with other linguistic groups as cultures moved from East to west and vice versa and categories were developed for modern linguistics studies. Remember, science promotes abject materialism. Lastly, Sanskrit is not a language, per say. But rather a self-realization sounds-system, called mantr-yoga, which operates on tangible and intangible vibrations created in rigorous Vedic procedures and practises.

[@dennettshane1929]

You are so full of shit Sanskrit is just a language

[@chantal3804]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@ronhak3736]

Mother of all languages or Indo-European languages?

[@YFanoush]

This ,of course, is not scientific and is not in accordance with our ancestry land according to archaeological discoveries

[@greaterbharat4175]

@@YFanoush in veda aryan = who have smooth black hair and wear jata ( dreads) only African( rastafarian) and Indian( yogic, aghori) wear dread lock not European as per history , and African don't have smooth hair but Indian have

[@YFanoush]

@@greaterbharat4175 I don't know what you are trying to say, but the scientific community knows the difference between the Afro-Asiatic and the Indo-European languages. And you can tell where people first originated, 😉 therefore, spoke first!

[@samchriswin5391]

Tamil: hold my beer.

[@himanshukandwal8710]

@@samchriswin5391 lol

[@stupifystuckinmud3489]

Whats the song played at 3:10?

[@aatharthaadhikari2745]

I just cant stop listing that 3:06 can some one gimi link for this?

[@orionatian1]

The mantra you are mentioning is known as 'Shanthi Mantra'.. you are hear it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWSxYXRvo6mhY6s

[@gopalakrishnan5958]

Psudo secularism are the main barriers and obstacles for the growth of ancient scientific and most perfect Sanskrit language in India Orthodox system are also to be blamed for usuing Sanskrit language more for ritual rather than for scientific and spiritual

[@shajithabegum2812]

Nice explanation.......I could understand Clearly ......👏👏👏

[@mohandhyani6855]

Excellent video, great job done by Langma Langma school of languages.

[@vishwabandhu1186]

Best place for learning Sanskrit Thanks Langma School of Languages.

[@astesiaa]

Sanskrit is the actual beauty.. Not gonna lie, but Songs in Sanskrit sounds so cool, this is why I love listening to south Indian songs.. They have pretty much Sanskrit words in it's vocabulary, even my mother tongue telugu, it's 70% occupied by Sanskritized vocabulary.. I would like to present a quote in Sanskrit language - *Svasmai svalpam samajaya sarvasvam..!* Translation - Do little bit for yourself and everything for others..!

[@sumeetsharma8073]

Good knowledge beautiful voice but loud background sound .

[@magd4570]

The proof of Sanskrit's origins in India is in the land of Rarh, which is considered as the cradle of civilization. There the original inhabitants of the soil since 1 million years still have Sanskrit in their native language. Another proof is Bhadrakalii with 50 heads (not skulls) around her neck wearing the Aksha mala or the garland of the 50 letters from A to Ksha of the Sanskrit language. This image is about 7000 years old. Latin is a granddaughter of Vedic/Sanskrit and all the Prakrta languages in India derived from the Sanskrit. Sanskrti has absorbed the vocabulary of the Vedic language from the Aryans who originated in Switzerland. Please read the books of Prabhat Rainjan Sarkar on this topic.

[@yuvanm411]

1) Where can i learn, how sanskrit evolved through ages ? Like which civilization or group of people used sanskrit as their mother tongue. 2) How can be an ancient language developed without a script. Almost all the ancient civilizations has their own script. But in the case of sanskrit, It does not have an attested native script. Why it doesn't have own script? Any answers ... pls

[@muhammadattiqueurrehman153]

india should work on sanskrit to make it available on google and microsoft translators just like the europeans did for the latin language.

[@sudhirniranjanlalsharma3538]

Sanskrit is the mother of all Languages. Lots of love to my language 🎈🎁🎂🍓🌹💐

[@adityanawani8134]

Sudhir Sharma Not of all languages,but of all Indian,Iranian and European languages,surely yes!

[@jagan12345]

This line is mother of all lies

[@jokepore1532]

@@jagan12345 poor gayedian. 😂😂

[@jokepore1532]

@@jagan12345 your language looks like poop. 🤮🤮

[@tigerkumar5078]

Nice information from video

[@sanumohajan7618]

Thanks and brilliant video. Love for Sanskrit

[@shivabhardwaj4886]

Sanskrit is official language of Uttrakhand

[@jigneshshetye9702]

I am happy that I belong to such rich culture!

[@ytuser3197]

very nice knowledge

[@cubanadiense]

what is the oldest script a Vedic text has been written with?

[@samgamer868]

Vedas are one of the oldest scriptures consisting of the Rig Veda, Sama Veda, Yajur Veda, and Atharva Veda, which codified the ideas and practices of Vedic religion and laid down the basis of classical Hinduism. They were probably composed between 1500 and 700 BC, and contain hymns, philosophy, and guidance on ritual.

[@HiteshSharma-fn5ct]

@@samgamer868 and before written it was transfer from guru to shishya by shruti (listen) and smriti(remember)

[@nitinbull8720]

28000 year ago

[@udaypratapsinghchauhan3304]

Background music very loud. Very disturbing for such a knowledgeable video

[@djkgk]

I like it.....need to promote this language....

[@UpendraDubey]

Hindi song sanskrit me kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2W2m56XqbR9i9E 1 .Tum he ho kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3zFqIamhsSCpKM 2. Jiye to jiye kaise kzbin.info/www/bejne/iH_XeIavZ8yJjqM 3.dhire dhire meri zindagi me aana kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWTEYZ6va750erM 4. Sanam re sanam re kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGmbipuJbJqMbbM 5. Jabara fan kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4PGqJiXft95a68 6.tum he ho kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYjdiKqlg9CHqpI 7. Meri maa

[@victortodiascharles4962]

Excellent video

[@RanjithRoyalVEVO]

Why the hell my school did not teach this precious language...I regret it.now am 26

[@jeyaramsathees6128]

RanjithRoyalVEVO because from centuries ago Brahmins didn’t teach the language to others,, making it a god language, but now instead of killing it they started to spread it

[@jeyaramsathees6128]

Awaren idiot you don’t know the truth ,, just hear to some elders in your town or city,

[@vp4744]

You need to make up your mind as to what you want to convey in these videos. I'm guessing you want the language, the spoken words to come through clearly. Then why are you polluting that with music? This music is not only a distraction but also wholly inappropriate for the content, for the form, and for the audience. Furthermore, the graphcis, the animations, the fade-ins and fade-outs are all unnecessary, irrelevant, and entirely distracting from your primary message. Why not show the actual words you are speaking. Since your accent is hardly understandable to anyone outside India, putting the actual words you are speaking on the screen will at least augment your poor enunciation. There are many good youtube tutorials about presenting this kind of material better. Hope you take advantage of such help for such an important topic.

[@rajeshbhandari5983]

In this era sanskri of vedas is essential to learn....is there any institution?

[@georgietisdalesteding9530]

Where does cuneiform fall relative to sanskrit?

[@28105wsking]

Why that awful background music? I can't even hear what she is saying!!

[@hapalapa8762]

That’s a problem

[@akashacharya9794]

We r proud to be Nepali. Proud to be part of it

[@mgdesai1]

A lot music or only music. What you want convey by adding such a loud music not watching complete video

[@nuwaver91]

Why there is a horizontal line long as the Sanskrit words are ? Why is there need of it ? This video doesn't explain it at all and I would like to learn more please.

[@iLetStudio]

That letters is a new version of the (abakada)

[@mohandhyani6855]

I want to learn sanskrit language from Langma school

[@m22m23]

Thank you for sharing wisdom 🙏

[@AvinashIT786]

Nice video

[@ImranSahir1]

Sindhi, my mother tongue, also has 52 alphabets. There are so many complicated pronunciation in Sindhi that linguists think that if someone speaks Sindhi fluently they can master pretty much any pronunciation of any language. Sindhi is heavily influenced by Sanskrit in its present form. I don't know whether roots of Sindhi lie in Sanskrit or Dravidian languages.

[@sudhirniranjanlalsharma3538]

Jai Jhulelal ! Beda Par ! Kiya aayo? Maa bhi Sindhi aaya. India me rehando aaya. Milikare reh lagyo. Coming to Sindhi, this Language has been derived from Sanskrit. And somehow little influence of Dravidian languages are also seen but Sanskrit gave birth to Sindhi. Nowadays, Indian Sindhis speak Sindhi by adding more Hindi words and Our Pakistani friends add a little Urdu or Arabic words. But our language Sindhi, is the Elixir Language and has more connections to Sanskrit. Now I also speak more than 4 languages, nice to meet you.

[@ChandranPrema123]

I mean out of all Languages in India Malayalam and Sindhi are the only ones that have 52 alphabet rest have 48 or 49

[@sanatansatya1517]

Derwin Theory was wrong.... Indo European concept was created by Britishshers.... All propaganda behind it...... Sanskrit origin is Aryawart.... And arya not a invedor.........

[@shivamgoswami3628]

@Money-printers actual Iran stole word from aryan. Aryan-irainian

[@shivamgoswami3628]

I don't when eyes will open of people in southern region.

[@sudhirniranjanlalsharma3538]

@@shivamgoswami3628 Eyes are opened, but this silly guy's isn't.

[@adityanawani8134]

Sanatan Satya सनातन सत्य Indo-European theory is correct. But yes,the Homeland is India.

[@aratisara]

@@shivamgoswami3628 kzbin.info/www/bejne/infPloaueJmVetU

[@ayantikamitra6229]

Really very intersting video it is। I fill proud of it ❤️। thanks for inspiring us by showing the plot

[@anandsai9378]

My request is to understand that Sanskritam is not only a religious language or mantra language. It is also a communicative.

[@adhit528]

It could be quite helpful if you tell us about the time of the oldest written avoidance of Sanskrit ever found.

[@Ottomans2k]

Sanskrit is developed from the base of Prakrit and Prakrit is derived from Tamil.Sanskrit is developed by Buddhist and Persian(not brahmins)linguistic peoples. Between 5000 B.C to 500 A.D. there is no language called Sanskrit in asia. Sanskrit is new age language born after 500 A.D.only. Sanskrit is developed from the base of ancient language Prakrit and the word's taken from Tamil, Avestan, Persian, Pali, European, Sumerian languages. Indo-Aryan word itself not correct. Sanskrit has no script it was using 900 A.D. born Devanagari script, mother of Sanskrit is Prakrit had also no script. Sanskrit is new age language not classical.

[@sudhirniranjanlalsharma3538]

Great explanation! I gained a lot of confidence to learn Sanskrit one more time, which was left in school. Thanks a lot.

[@sameerjtv5766]

I really love sanskrit Language as this language is our mother tounge And i am doing training with langma school of foriegn languages really a very experienced trainer's and management are there definitely this place is for making our career's. I would like to give 10 out of 10 ratings Thank you Langma

[@kathyhamill7590]

The background music is so loud it is difficult to hear the commentary

[@sunilthakore5715]

This was an epic video, that gives the ideas that were stolen from our culture by the British. During their initial invasion they learnt the language, romanticized it and looted all the science, mathematics, then telling us we should learn English. The ideas that Europe and white people were supreme existed, yet Indians were more educated and knowledgeable was beyond their understanding. They even forget it was the Indians that taught them the importance of hygiene and bathing. Champu is one example: Shampoo. It is very difficult for a country that was subjugated and looted for so many years to say different. Navigation comes from the Sanskrit word Navgarth. Navy, Nav. Unfortunately because the situation we were in as a people we had no say. Our culture was aged by the Christian calendar rather than the true longevity of the culture and to create and confirm their myth they created the Aryan invasion theory. Arya being a Sanskrit word as well, meaning noble person. So all these ideas that Western ideas and supremacy, was a myth, when you look at how the Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Chinese used to come to India to study Philosophy, math, and sciences are recorded in their texts but never acknowledged provide proof, but have been put in the back of the library because of the causation of the West being dominant, and to loose this identity would change the way people see India and open a Pandora's box in realising what Britain actually did in India. They tried to destroy the Vedic culture, but did not succeed. Karma prevails.

[@janu-ui9hp]

Is Sanskrit related to Hindi??

[@gauthamgajanan3150]

many words are taken from sanskrit but it mainly written using urdu and persian. South indian languages such as kannada and telugu has most words from sanskrit

[@vp4744]

Is Sanskrit related to Hindi? Yes. Hindi is a direct descendant of Vedic Sanskrit.

[@Watchfulmind2]

Most Indian languages originate from Sanskrit, Hindi no exception. Though politicians have caused it to be more laden with Urdu to please the unfortunate masses. All media use Farsi adulterated Hindi.

[@vp4744]

Shank VAGAL, you should know that Urdu, Farsi, and every langage from Middle East and Europe share roots with Sanskrit. Hindi is the direct descendant of many languages. It is a modern amalgamation of advances in grammar and syntax. There is nothing adultrated about it. Without these ingredients we wouldn't have Hindi as we know it today.

[@vp4744]

Shah-guru Vikramaditya, Hindi's and Kannada's roots in Sanskrit are not limited to just words. That is the least of the similarities. What is even more significant is the spread of Sanskrit grammar and syntax along with words and phrases for such concepts. These in turn led to advances in other fields, such as math, poetry and literature. For example, the concepts of zero and infinity, no matter how they are mechnically written in Hindi or Kannada, have come from Sanskrit. Likewise, metrical systems in poetry and modular arithmetic spread from Sanskrit to these other languages. This is more significant than mere common words.

[@sachinkalasushanti]

Great initiatives ! keep going. :)

[@cubanadiense]

it has been said that Sanskrit was only spoken , it didn't have script on its own , isn't this the same phenomena as with Dravidian? are these statements correct?

[@samgamer868]

Yeah Dravidian also has same phenomena.

[@freepagan]

Sanskrit is NOT the oldest language. Yes, it is one of the best languages in existence, it's the most philosophical and it is sweet sounding. But you're taking away form all that by making things up. We don't need to say it's the oldest to say that it is great. Can't you see that just makes us look desperate? Please wake up and see this. Spread the greatness of Sanskrit and Vedism by talking about their content. Not by exaggerating their age.

[@namithewitch7639]

Sanskrit is the oldest. Maybe there is not enough proof as of yet. And wth is Vedism?? Say Sanatan Dharma or Hinduism !

[@KannapiranArjunan-vm2rq]

Tamil.is the oldest language ..An Excellent analysis is available in the following: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHTRlZ6EeL2kq5o It is made clear that oral sanskrit 3500old and written 1600 years old ..I am not sure whether the eecent findings was reviewed. Tamil brahmi or Tamili script found in Adichanallur and KEELADI IN Tamil.Nadu India were carbon dated in Florida lab proved to date back to at least 900 BC and 600 BC. .Also Indus signs were found in Keeladi too. If proved, then Tamil is the oldest of all and Aramaic came later. Tamil scroot is 2900 yrs old and oral must be 4000yrs old . India and indians must be proud of that our language Tamil is the mother of all languages. Truth will Triumph.

[@ABHITHUDNER]

@@KannapiranArjunan-vm2rq so u mean to say that Tamil, a language BASED on Sanskrit, pre-dates Sanskrit?... Grow up my friend

[@KannapiranArjunan-vm2rq]

@@ABHITHUDNER Hello get a lolly pop and study LKG.. tead linguistic history not hindutuva purana. With your corrupted belief sytem you cannot find the truth! Tamil.is the oldest language ..An Excellent linguistic analysis is available in the following: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHTRlZ6EeL2kq5o It is made clear that oral sanskrit 3500old and written 1600 years old ..adding the recent findings Tamil brahmi or Tamili script found in Adichanallur and KEELADI IN Tamil.Nadu India were carbon dated in Florida lab proved to date back to at least 900 BC and 600 BC. .Also Indus signs were found in Keeladi too. If proved, then Tamil is the oldest of all and Aramaic came later. Tamil scroot is 2900 yrs old and oral must be 4000yrs old . India and indians must be proud of that our language Tamil is the mother of all languages. Truth will Triumph.

[@sarojinitiwari8116]

@@KannapiranArjunan-vm2rqdon't blindly believe in your communist sources, recent studies openly suggest Sanskrit is anywhere from 4000 to 6000 years old What you are saying was a lie propagated along with the lies of Aryan invasion theory, initially by the English and then during the Nazi germany Tamil is very old and very near the age of Sanskrit, but it is also true that it's a whole leftist propaganda going on by so called leftist intellectuals in our country who shape the education system in such a way to create a mindset like yours Vande mataram