Sanskirt, Latin and Greeks all originated from common proto-indo-european language. Sanskrit is language of Aryans who descended from Europe and migrate to Asia and that is why similarities.
Do you think that Hindi is mix of Tamil, Urdu, Gujarati etc. BJP leader thinks so. So, by encouraging Hindi, you are also encouraging Tamil. How strange logic? Are they not getting funnier.
Might have some words due proximity. If I am wrong correct me, mother language of all is Sanskrit.
Sanskrit is not the mother language of all since there are other s like Greek and Lithanian ...
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Hindi may contain some words used in other languages also. But does this justify to say that encouraging Hindi automatically encourages Gujarati, Tamil etc. I am not sure whether Hindi contains Tamil words but I can't understand Tamil. Also somebody living in Tamilnadu cannot be expected to use Hindi. So it is irrelevant to say that Hindi contains Tamil words also.
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Do you think that Hindi is mix of Tamil, Urdu, Gujarati etc. BJP leader thinks so. So, by encouraging Hindi, you are also encouraging Tamil. How strange logic? Are they not getting funnier.
Might have some words due proximity. If I am wrong correct me, mother language of all is Sanskrit.
Sanskrit is not the mother language of all since there are other s like Greek and Lithanian ...
https://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080914231436AAw82UG
Hindi may contain some words used in other languages also. But does this justify to say that encouraging Hindi automatically encourages Gujarati, Tamil etc. I am not sure whether Hindi contains Tamil words but I can't understand Tamil. Also somebody living in Tamilnadu cannot be expected to use Hindi. So it is irrelevant to say that Hindi contains Tamil words also.
True. There is no justification in the contention that encouraging Hindi automatically encourages Gujarati, Tamil etc. it speaks of the poor knowledge of the speaker.
Sanskirt, Latin and Greeks all originated from common proto-indo-european language. Sanskrit is language of Aryans who descended from Europe and migrate to Asia and that is why similarities.
It is not proper to say that Sanskrit is the language of Aryans and they came from Europe. It was propaganda by the white skin colonialists who could not digest that they had colonized a civilization far older and developed than theirs. So they spread this canard to belittle us. By this logic Hindi has originated because of Europeans.
Sanskrit is also known as "Dev Bhasha", language spoken by Gods. It speaks of its antiquity.
It would be interesting to know how it became base of so many Indian languages incl. Hindi and itself retreated into background.
Practical usage of Sanskrit is difficult. in addition to this barring a few teaching and coaching institutions are dwindling in number due to influence of western influence and globalization. Venkatewara university is one such institution where you can see separate institutions for Vedic studies in Sanskrit.
Sanskrit is also known as "Dev Bhasha", language spoken by Gods. It speaks of its antiquity.
It would be interesting to know how it became base of so many Indian languages incl. Hindi and itself retreated into background.
Practical usage of Sanskrit is difficult. in addition to this barring a few teaching and coaching institutions are dwindling in number due to influence of western influence and globalization. Venkatewara university is one such institution where you can see separate institutions for Vedic studies in Sanskrit.
I am not talking of today but in history when Sanskrit gave away to other languages.
Sanskrit is also known as "Dev Bhasha", language spoken by Gods. It speaks of its antiquity.
It would be interesting to know how it became base of so many Indian languages incl. Hindi and itself retreated into background.
Practical usage of Sanskrit is difficult. in addition to this barring a few teaching and coaching institutions are dwindling in number due to influence of western influence and globalization. Venkatewara university is one such institution where you can see separate institutions for Vedic studies in Sanskrit.
I am not talking of today but in history when Sanskrit gave away to other languages.
Even in context with history, foreign invasions started quite early, resulting in lack of patronage for Sanskrit studies.
