When Sweden Girl speak Sanskrit | Interview in Sanskrit | (with Hindi Subtitle)

When Sweden Girl speak Sanskrit. Her name is Ananda Himani.
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[@rishsharma16]

As an Indian, it's a shame for me that I need to look at subtitles to understand my own language. Indians should incorporate Sanskrit in the curriculum.

[@AnandHalbhavi]

Its actually not too hard. Since I understand Marathi I can grasp around 75% of what they're talking.

[@Truthseeker838]

@@AnandHalbhavi I'm also I know Marathi and Hindi ...........Apart from I seen religious serial and understood pure hindi language

[@abhaparanjape4713]

True😭

[@swapnil3718]

sanskrit is in the curriculum, probably you went to the wrong school. Almost all indian schools have option for a 3rd language either sanskrit or foreign french, german etc This interview was quite easy for me to understand, though I'm not fluent in the language.

[@vivekgovekar6342]

Paschimashya shastriya sangeetam = western classical music

[@rajsandlilya6532]

Anyone noticed that accent of Sanskrit never changes. 🤗

[@adityanair3673]

Yes

[@balramkr5050]

True. There is no problem of accent.

[@prefersongs1666]

No... Most of their pronunciation is not correct.. The authentic Sanskrit pronunciation is quite different than this...We tend to speak Sanskrit with our own accent of Hindi, Marathi,Bengali, Nepali etc. However Sanskrit words are originally pronounced different

[@spitama1716]

@@prefersongs1666 their pronounce is good also you can't speak sansrkita with hindi accent coz there's a "schwa" deletion in hindi or any other north indian languages. Like y'all say ram, krishn, mahabharat it's not correct, in sansrkita it's rama, krishna, Mahabharata, ramayana don't speak sanskrita with accents that's cringe.

[@chaichilumchapati7018]

she have south Indian Sanskrit accent different than Sanskrit in practice by north Indians and eastern Indians

[@huwaidubai6904]

I am proud of myself. Because I am a sanskrit student. And I know to speak in sanskrit. I am not shame about that I am an Indian

[@mukul3783]

Huppp...Then why typing in English 😏😏

[@alphabeta525]

@@mukul3783 So that you can understand 😏😏

[@hemlatamalara8806]

इदं सुरम्यम् अस्ति।🤩

[@rushikeshswami2528]

Can you suggest me about best sanskrit teacher on KZbin ?

[@aryanambekar3668]

@@rushikeshswami2528 The Sanskrit Channel

[@harshitkumar4760]

I'm done I'm going to learn this beautiful language.

[@TarunKumar-dz3iw]

👌👌

[@pradeepgohil9507]

All the best man....

[@axelsprangare2579]

Ok hardshit kumar

[@45661992]

Did you learn this yet

[@Gkris18]

Now you'll get many many reminders. May you be blessed, and witness her splendour. :)

[@b-6870]

It's funny seeing a foreigner wearing saree with an Indian wearing English suit😂😂

[@abhinav7356]

No its depressing

[@abhinav7356]

@Nishant Yadav I don't think its funny it is a matter of shame for our country. We left our great 10,000 years old culture and language and adopted some Western senseless new born culture. I want a country where all pure souls live . They practice meditation yoga talk in Sanskrit and be spiritual pure soul. There are many Islamic and Christian countries. Then why not a small but beautiful country where any pure soul can live and follow old सनातन वैदिक संस्कृति

[@sanathkumara4049]

Please forget about her dress /how brilliantly /fluently she converses in Sanskrit Language /At least I feel ashamed / Secondly > she says that the Pranava Manthra Japam / brings about Positive changes in the humours > Endorphin /DOPAmine /Adrenalin !!!!

[@b-6870]

Yeah exactly, it's indeed a shameful fact for us Indians. Today, Indians feel ashamed in doing almost any Indian stuff. Be it eating rice with hands, speaking pure Hindi (or any of their mother tongue), wearing Indian attires, etc. And I feel really ashamed that rich people (super stars, doctors, musicians, etc.) prefer talking in English even with their children. They should teach their children their own language (Hindi, Tamil, Marathi, Bengali, Malyalam, etc.) because they'll definitely learn English in their schools. We need to learn to respect our culture and our tradition the same way other countries' citizens do.😌😌

[@patrickvernon2749]

Haha thats hilarious yes.

[@b-6870]

Tomorrow's my Sanskrit exam. *Wish me luck*

[@satyabratapanda3117]

Good luck😂🤣

[@shripadkulkarni8072]

What is result?

[@satyabratapanda3117]

@Chandra sekhar nice plz can u refer me sanskrit books Grammer

[@b-6870]

@@shripadkulkarni8072 I don't remember exactly cuz I was in 9th grade at that time, probably some good marks cuz I love Sanskrit ☺️

[@shreyasinghgujjar2470]

❤

[@predeepkumar5627]

I'm very proud to announce that She came to my home and family temple (elikuzha kudumba kshethram) at Kuzhimattom, Kottayam and chanted mantras and bhajans

[@MrPhorus]

Oh is it ?!!! Grt !!!!

[@MrPhorus]

How u r connected to her ?

[@nikhasor]

She even speaks English with an Indian accent 😂

[@srinidhi7140]

Mmm

[@greaterbharat4175]

Sanskrit has no accent

[@inmyopinion3843]

Mazic of sanskrit

[@Mjll]

king music yes it does. Every language on Earth has an accent

[@sreerajd9641]

😊

[@3rdeyevision54]

Wow! Western lady in Hindustani attire and a Hindustani gentleman in Western attire.

[@adavikolanuvenkataramanara3011]

Simply Hats off. She being proficient in Sanskrit speaks with so much humility and reverence highlighting greatness of Sanskrit and India. God bless her

[@sahaya1234]

I sure appreciate her efforts. I only wonder if you would say the same if a shudra speaks sanskrit

[@harinim6589]

Sahaya Bruh this is a beautiful video and u had to bring in caste into this. Any Hindu regardless of varna who learns Sanskrit is amazing 😊❤️

[@manjyotpandeypandeypiyush8444]

@@sahaya1234 the short story of king bhoj and Woodcutter . Woodcutter also tells Sansckrit even he correct the word which was used wrong by King . Was Woodcutter a Brahmin or Kshtriya ?

[@monomarr]

@@sahaya1234 being a born hindu, as i am assuming you are as well, bad behaviour with 'lower castes' is not part of our religion.

[@sahaya1234]

@@monomarr even to utter the word "lower castes"...do you have to?

[@mohanmurti]

While rest of the world is celebrating Indian culture, heritage & Sanskrit learning, Indians, MOST INDIANS, must put their head DOWN in SHAME !

[@milindhs7962]

Mohan MURTI exactly.. Its is a duty of every hindu ( sanathana dharma follower) to learn Sanskrit

[@subhradipojha1860]

Right Mohan sir

[@ravi-gx2qc2qz4r]

It sounds funny that We are learning forein languages and cultures and Foreigners are learning our languages and cultures. We should learn our languages first then we should learn foreign languages.

[@sanjaygowda1636]

we are searching for good cbsc english medium school for our kids.. 😊

[@45661992]

Opposite attracts..Indians will get attracted to Western cultures and vice versa so nothing to be ashamed if we are exchanging cultures

[@uditb.3993]

The Sanskrit language by itself bring out the high morals that is deeply engrained in our culture!

[@cosmiceye2067]

Sweden's apology for Pewdiepie.

[@venkataramanapn7656]

I'm a Telugu guy and many words she spoke are generally used in our daily life like PARASPARA(mutual), Sahakaaram(cooperation), Kevalam(only) and nearly 20 words in this video

[@siva779]

BRO Telugu is the only language which has nearly 60% sanskrit words

[@spitama1716]

@@siva779 same for Malayalam and Kannada

[@akhandbharat1593]

Every Indian language has Sanskrit words

[@yntao]

@@akhandbharat1593no it doesnt

[@extreme4642]

Yeah, dravidian languages have tons of Sanskrit loanwords.

[@gleb202]

She even shakes her head while talking just like the Indians do. I'd never think she is Swedish but a true Indian from a high varna.

[@roshangavit6869]

How on earth she speak sanskrit fluently 😱!

[@AdityaRaj-hh4tm]

Why sanskrit is very bottom in India. Why government is promoting English. [I need answer]

[@satsangga941]

aham samskRtena saMbhaasHaNam karomi, kintu aham bharatiyaH na, aham balyaaH Hindu janaH asmi (I'm with sanskrit doing converstion, but I'm not Indian, I'm Hindu Balinese.).

[@vivekgovekar6342]

She wears a sari. He wears a suit. Sublime!

[@imnotrlmok9425]

Not in northindian style😂

[@pck85]

Why am I able to understand this? I'm not even needing subtitles... 🤔

[@kshreejayaram9606]

Because it is in our gene! It was the only language spoken by people throughout the world in ancient times

[@HarshitaDeshpande]

Because most Indian languages draw their roots from Sanskrit

[@Aakashputtur]

@@HarshitaDeshpande can we say influence?

[@ಠಿ_ಠಿ-ಝ2ರ]

ಯಾಕಂದ್ರೆ ಭೂತಗಳಿಗೆ ಎಲ್ಲಾ ಭಾಷೆ ತಿಳಿಯುತ್ತೆ!

[@ClashRaj9]

@Aakash my name for eg hindi is influenced by Urdu but has its roots in Sanskrit. Most Indian languages have their root in Sanskrit.

[@abhishekcmukhia7914]

Proud that i can understand her Sanskrit but shame I can't speak like her... One thing everyone should notice...that is ..when she speaks Sanskrit her tone becomes so sweet ... That's the magic of language....magic of Sanskrit

[@Kartikeycool]

Fck I just understand everything 💯 correctly 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@akshay9463]

I failed my ancestors

[@prabhakar123456789]

I just watched a miracle...The fluency was amazing. I wish Indian could respect that ancient language and it's importance...m from Nepal and know some basic sanskrit.

[@nachiketa7716]

Can't explain how soothing it was to hear this !!! Amazing ! I liked the way both of them are speaking , impressed with interviewer as well. Inspired to see how she must have learnt Sanskrit ..

[@sheshashayanvishnu4904]

wow.... all should know the beauty of this language...

[@vannakr25]

Sheshashayan Vishnu i wish I know. I picked up a few words due to Hindi similarities. Are you fluent at it or do you speak Sanskrit? I’ve been watching the video several times because of the beautiful language of the Sanskrit. I am not sure where to start to learn Sanskrit though....:(

[@coicoitechi3835]

I got influenced..I would like to learn Sanskrit in future..

[@shauryasahu6062]

Shame on me shame on hindus , I can't speak sanskrit .

[@Nammanank]

U can bro ,try it

[@mist3325]

You fool, Sanskrit is for everyone not only for hindus

[@renron97]

We are speaking it. But in different names i.e kannada, telugu, malayalam, hindi....

[@spitama1716]

@@mist3325 it's for hindus shut up please.

[@Kunuistic]

संस्कृतम् भाषायाः रमीणयम्‌ अस्ति ।

[@shiva4334]

रमणीयम्*

[@stanleyjaxen8759]

Oh this was so great there is hope for this world. Nostradamus predicted western society would shift toward Indian beliefs and abandon the churches. Here we are shifting to meditation and spirituality like old times. ❤🙏

[@rajsingh7152]

And when did said fella say this would be the case. Thanks

[@shanemad1640]

Well , How wrong was Nostradamus !!! India is the second country after United States where English is spoken most . Churches are at their peak across the world from Africa , Asia , Latin countries according to Pew research Centre .

[@stanleyjaxen8759]

@@shanemad1640 Indian beliefs like yoga, meditation, aryurveda, Indian diets, sound healing, chanting and chakras are huge in the west. Hundreds of millions participate world wide They speak English because they were a British colony.

[@shanemad1640]

Stanley Jaxen . Yup agree with you to a certain degree. Yoga etc is big in the west due to it’s mysticism. Also the fact that the world is a global village now, so people have taken their culture everywhere they’ve gone . But to say that churches would be closing is ludicrous. Do you know how strong the Christian faith is now in 2020 ? As a matter of fact, there are so many people of Indian origins who after moving to the west have become Christians and are actively involved in the church. As for Indians speaking English, you’ve used the right word “ WERE “ a British colony . Most Indians consider it a privilege to speak in English and go to English medium schools even though the British left ages ago ( not everyone may agree with me here but many aren’t being realistic )

[@narayanlaxmi4990]

@@shanemad1640 are you sure that christian faith is as strong in my country millions of christians are now studying Vedas , to gain more spiritual knowledge because they say that Christianity is a limited spritiual knowledge and lack of logical

[@_-rawan]

I am also teaching sanskrit last 7yrs.when you uttered this your whole mind regressed.

[@marlyndacosta1044]

Teach me sir

[@geoflex8036]

I am a 7th grader and I do study Sanskrit. I could understand most of the things she said without the help of the subtitles and I am proud of it. I see a lot of people in the comment section regretting to not have chosen Sanskrit back in their high school. But I am not gonna do this mistake. I will take Sanskrit in 9th and I wish to study the holy scriptures of Hinduism in Sanskrit itself like the Vedas and the Upanishads. And I really feel blessed to have been born in India, where this mesmerizing, ancient and divine language originated.

[@ayushkanyal3163]

Great thinking bro

[@siddharth0018]

Very good! Wish you all the best.

[@aswaghoshanilkumar8164]

My mother tongue is malayalam but I understood what she told in sanskrit wow so much similarity

[@ROTHSTEIN01]

Far better than hindi

[@vinotsharma7013]

Agree, Hindi is hard to learn for me, Sanskrit is easy

[@vannakr25]

Vinot Sharma really? I started watching Hindi movies and have learnt basic Hindi words. While watching her speaking Sanskrit, I was able to pick up a few words that are similar to other East Asian languages. Interesting though...!!!

[@chandumudunuru]

@@vannakr25 My mother tongue Telugu has so much influence of Sanskrit.. literally I mean like 50-60% are loan words from Sanskrit...this is wonderful

[@vannakr25]

chandu mudunuru I see. Thank You

[@nicksmith934]

Far better than any language

[@devashisht.1]

They are learning our Indian languages and we Indians are mad for English.

[@oriolagullo9800]

We are actually learning more than that, yoga, meditation, tantra and much more is spreading across the western word, and all that comes with many sanskrit words. Thank you for bringing so much to humanity. I hope India will manage to keep its culture.

[@thoomin1926]

This is what Lithuanian probably sounds like to people who don't speak it minus the accent. Because as a Lithuanian, it literally feels like I can detect almost the same construct of words like the Lithuanian language only it feels like I simply don't know 80-90% of the words but I do get a sense of familiarity and relatability no doubt.

[@krislo4788]

❤

[@vivekchouksey5323]

People who understand chaste Hindi shouldn't need subtitles to understand sanskrit conversations. I find it similar to Sanskritized Hindi.

[@liar6371]

She's speaking the language of the Gods

[@appy01-y5z]

Literally 😂

[@zatiinn]

Indeed it is the language of gods🤣

[@chandanravikumar1097]

So proud of you lady 🙏

[@birendrachhetri1164]

Love this dynamic conversation in The Mother of all languages, Sanskrit. Please keep inspiring and motivating people towards Bhakti Marg and learning the most Divine Language.🙏🙏🙏☀️☀️☀️

[@tv6076]

swasthi siddham am from sri lanka

[@shivashaw2220]

Sanskrit should be made first language for all Indians.

[@jeevatma]

अहं अति प्रसन्नः। त्रयो मासे पूर्वः, अहं एषः वीडियो अपश्याम। तदा अहं ईषतपि न अवदम। अहं संस्कृतं पठामि, बहोत स्थानेषु इदानीम अशुद्ध वाक्यं रचायामि परं अहं शिक्षिष्ये।

[@HarshitaDeshpande]

We used to listen to news in sanskrit on DD channel..not sure if its still telecast.. Was quite happy watching this video. Though hv learnt sanskrit in school..and able to read and write it want to learn to speak it as fluently as her. 😊

[@harshitkumar4760]

After a little research I found that Sanskrit has the most organised grammar and is the best sounding language in the world. Also it is the most suitable language for computer science and modern science.

[@getcurious4999]

I can't speak Sanskrit but some how I understand most of the conversation may be coz I studied a little bit of Sanskrit in middle school.

[@suhani551]

We never had sanskrit at our school cause apparently our school is an "elite" school. Its shameful. But also I am able to understand some things they are saying. I wonder why

[@djkm9558]

It's crazy how if one knows some indian languages, one can understand like 30% of sanskrit too!

[@akshara487]

I can understand 90% I learned sanskrit from 5th grade to 8th grade in my school

[@samratsaini6375]

Sanskrit should be national language Jai Shri Krishna 🙏

[@Aditya-te7oo]

She's beautiful and sweet, and her Sanskrit is really good.

[@Nobody-p3i]

Sanskrit is the most beautiful for Literatury , arts , and devotion but like talking in Sanskrit just sounds ugly and goofy , but way better than Arabic and Urdu though

[@devsingh-gb1xd]

This is the greatest interview.

[@MrVlog.931]

It’s Look Like 89% Old Persian Sound 👏🥰

[@pratikjoshi7653]

My god... I felt so ashamed of myself. Enough now. I am going to learn this ancient language.

[@kumarsatyam3314]

4:08 that south Indian accent

[@Jznothing]

Bhai...🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@weirdverma]

I feel so ashamed

[@theisheep2676]

We are all Indo-European brothers and sisters. Are languages of the subcontinent, Iran and Europe are RELATED anyways

[@anamakme]

So wonderful to see a western woman wearing a saree and speaking Sanskrit whereas today's so called Hindu girls/ladies are wearing sensual clothing/shorts 🙁.

[@esh6767]

A great thanks to my school. I'm almost able to understand what they're saying (like 95%). Now the next part is speaking the language fluently😁

[@salesdiagnosis9412]

I speak 6 languages fluently ... including Swedish ... I am goanna master it no matter what!!!!

[@PeterEsq77]

How are things going? Are you making progress? Best of luck!

[@kartikeydubey9010]

i had seen foreigners speaking hindi but can't speak like indians thir tone changes,the same case is with indians while speaking english,but it is a fact that if any one speak sanskrit their flow and tone will not change,that make sanskrit a niversal language

[@gudduhero6972]

sanskrit(hrissia) hindi(russia)=russia Ruler name(tusharas)=tsars also russia is pronounced as hriussia/hrussia sanskrit sly many sanskrit pronounciation exactly matches but hindi pronunciation differs pe4son who understand sanskrit must know the use of (halant) and varna(hri) now match the pronounciation with russian pronounciation boom neraly 80 percent russian can be understood

[@aniketsahay88]

Sanskrit is the mother of all European and Indian languages

[@shailendraakshinthala]

I am able to understand half of what she said " like she likes slokhas etc , about Om kaaram, 6 months she had some training in bangalore.. etc" I only know Telugu , Hindi and English. I really wonder that I have understood some part of the conversation. Anchor asked her like how she has picked up sanskrit in sweden where there are no sources , no master to teacher... she said after listening to Om sound she got peach in her life , it has brought happiness, she first listened to it in the a Meditation center where she happened to go along with some other woman.

[@vinayshravan]

A kick in the nuts to every indian, shame on our earlier leaders for not making this a national language.

[@ToeCrusher8787]

Absolutely beautiful !! 👍👍👍👍

[@LFCtushar]

I can understand sanskrit without ever learning it

[@aditsud5354]

She knows more sanskrit than me I live in india😂😂

[@devthapamagar5073]

अत्र कोऽपि न वदती संस्कृत ईति मन्य. किञ्चित लज्जाम् कुरु. हिन्दु भुत्वा आङ्ला भाषा प्रयोगः कुर्वन्ति😢😢अहम् अपि स्वअध्यनेन शिक्षितम्

[@duality7]

She's gorgeous..

[@3rdeyevision54]

Your comment sounds like a Pornography addict's reaction.

[@Maheshwar1996]

I'm Nepali I'm Understanding What Is She Saying I'm Proud To be गर्वः क्षणः प्रेम संस्कृत प्रेम अस्माकं संस्कृतिः

[@subhashchandrabiswas1365]

संसकृत अमर था, अमर है और अमर रहेगा। जय हिन्द, जय भारत।🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@livingfreelyinspired7400]

I think her English is spoken with a sanskrit accent! 😲

[@RishiSharraf]

Feels like I am in the era of Krishna

[@ChronicleBlaster]

Divya kampan... I also feel

[@anilreddycs3843]

Make Sanskrit National language.

[@yakinrodhwal6497]

बहु समीचीनम् अहं अपि संस्कृतम् पठामि जयतु संस्कृतम्🙏

[@RobloxMandirs]

Is it only me or i notice her looking down?

[@eveline-d1p]

Unbelievable

[@realfactwithroshanjadhav]

Ham Indian nahi Kar pate he Aur Bahar me log Sikh rhe he

[@soumitrohore4838]

Satya kaha aapne

[@RealEstateWithAjayShukla]

It's all about intrest 😊 u should try once with deep learning.

[@gauravpatowary5842]

Bohut saare indians bol lete hai sanskrit.. India me 135 crore se bhi zada log rehte hai.. Unme se kitne logo ko sanskrit ati hai ya nahi ati ye kehe pana mushkil hai.. Par sabse zada sanskrit India me boli jati hai..

[@mukul3783]

Seekh lo Bhai easy hai...Ye video me jo Devi Ji hain inhone bhi seekha hai Sanskrit Bharati se...Mai inse Sanskrit Bharati me mila tha

[@Kunuistic]

I am happy that unlike others in my class I really studies it in 6,7,8 and now I can understand it properly

[@manjyotpandeypandeypiyush8444]

Becoz it is even in our veins . Unfortunately, we are continuously losing magic language

[@tueresdios3453]

I know its true when they say that alien use their throat for instrument and speak frequency language, sanskrit vibrate frequency

[@Tyrone2.0]

Bhi sahab aisa lag raha hai jise saakshat Sita mata ko dekh rha hu bolte huye

[@ramkrishnamidya7906]

Sanskrit is the world's best language

[@Abhijit-s9o]

जय शिवशम्भू 🙏

[@abdeshpanda]

Namaskaraha Dhanyavadaha.

[@gudduhero6972]

just for fun try if you are indian open english to russian translator and type any indian word or name and hear its pronounciation in russian you will be amazed that every word has proper pronunciation as it should be in sanskrit try krishna raam or any other name you will be amazed first time i tried i understood that russian is very very silmilar to samskrit

[@gajendarasingh1469]

Apne baccho ko Sanskrit sikhao wo baccha bada hoke berozgar nahi rehega Sanskrit Teachers ki videsho me bahut mang (required) hai

[@AjitJoshi686]

Crazy. I used to think I do not understand anything of Sanskrit but I could understand this interview partially.

[@kvangelz]

👏👏👍👌🤝🙏❣️🇮🇳

[@io-zi3zx]

Sanskrit always sounds so rich, beautiful, accent neutral and intellectual it's our civilizational language . We have to revive it and make it our national language and every government document and notice should written in sanskrit. But sadly I have to write this in English The language which our colonisers forced us to read and write even after independence we never independent mentally😒.

[@514ksubscribers]

It should be shame for indian people who don't know sanskrit.

[@Aydee2020]

Indians can barely find a lingua franca for their own nation and you think it's shameful if Indians can't speak a language that is not as popular back then?

[@RealEstateWithAjayShukla]

I Know sanskrit language 😊 and my grandfather was sanskrit news anchor.

[@gauravpatowary5842]

you are an idiot.. their are lots of people in India who know sanskrit.. even sanskrit is the official language of Uttarakhand.. India's population is more than 1.35 billion which is massive..

[@coolguitar2010]

Stfu idiot

[@katyanikala4509]

Do you know?

[@dipeshbhandari5881]

Awesome

[@arji1883]

actually, instead of Hindi, Sanskrit should be our national language because the essence Sanskrit is found in every Indian languages especially in south Indian also... Malayalam is almost 60% Sanskrit in it ... and its a classical language too...

[@narayanlaxmi4990]

Not only india but Sanskrit is the root of all language's especially Philippine language wich is tagalog thousand of tagalog words is originally sanskrit

[@arji1883]

@@narayanlaxmi4990 yes, because once upon a time Philippines,Vietnam,Indonesia,Singapore,Laos,Cambodia,Thailand,Sri Lanka,Tibet,Nepal,India,Iran,Iraq,Turkmenistan,Tajikistan,Afghanistan,Pakistan all these countries are part of Akhand Bharat or Greater India.

[@arji1883]

@@ArthoGamer it's not a national language, but Hindi is the most widely spoken language in India. So Sanskrit should be the national language because most of the Indian languages had Sanskrit influences and vice -versa.

[@Cezhiyan07]

First of all Hindi itself isn't the National language of India. So, please forget about Sanskrit being the National Language of India. And moreover Sanskrit doesn't even have it's own scripts to write. So SAD🤡

[@syhuhjk]

@@Cezhiyan07 tamil is a useless language out of your state . Only sanskrit can connect whole India. If you read sangam literature you can find lot of sanskrit words too. You guys removed every sanskrit orgin words only during so called tamil purification movement. Even your current tamil script is orginated from brahmic script, which used to write sanskrit too. So better luck time next Dravidian fool 🤡

[@prajyotwandre5160]

My Marathi is also 40-50% similar to sanskrit

[@perception3809]

🙏🗣️🙏😭🙏❤️🙏🧘🙏🇮🇳🙏

[@pureIndian354]

Sanskrit is not Indian language Actually Sanskrit is Language of University Thus why Sanskrit know as Language of God And Goddesses

[@GaneshVIyer]

Just Imagine the divine power of this language.. over 1500 years of systematic efforts were made to erase it.. first by the Mughals, then by the Church (British, Portuguese etc).. and yet, it shines like the Diamond it Is!! The internet will revive and put this "Dev-bhasha" (Language of the Gods) in the right place: The hearts of ALL good people of the world.

[@sanjaybindra5373]

Waah Sanskrit par inki kitni pakad hai