Spoken Sanskrit in Three Comprehensive Steps
- Description
- Curriculum
- FAQ
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Spoken Sanskrit Language is one of the most required qualification to express the meaning of the Sanskrit Texts, Shastra, Purana and Sutra while lecturing as well as learning, because the correct and accurate meaning of the Sanskrit Texts can be explained in Sanskrit only. The other helper languages can not exactly translate the meaning and convey the indented essence of the Sanskrit Texts, though as a beginner we need a helper language. English being most common international language I used it to explain the course contents.
We will learn to speak like a child with two words, three words sentences and gradually we will learn many different parts of sentence constructions like Noun, Verb, Adjectives, Adverb, Conjunctions, Pronouns etc., to construct simple as well as complex sentences progressively lesson after lesson.
The course is divided in three steps – 1) Learn or get introduced to the Basic Sanskrit Language Structural Elements, 2) Practice the basic elements employing in sentences and simultaneously build Sanskrit Vocabulary, 3) Analyze the Sanskrit Conversation using hundred plus dialogue.
Once the learning started, your curiosity and inquisitiveness to construct the sentence of whatever you feel like expressing is given more importance than memorizing a set of pre-made sentences.
Additional resource to build Sanskrit Vocabulary and sentence formation as a conversational style is provided using my YouTube channel “Sanskrit Learners Club” where in I will upload 1000 stories read in Sanskrit and explained with English comprehension.
Using my Google Group further you are facilitated to interact with fellow students and express your thoughts and learn from others different aspects of Spoken Sanskrit.
Beginners as well as those with some basic exposure can get maximum out of this course contents which will have around 250 lectures, which are to be studied sequentially and progressively.
I put a lot of time and efforts in making this course and I am sure that this course will help you get all your doubts cleared and make you comfortable in expressing your thoughts in Spoken Sanskrit as a native speaker of the language.
Please give a try
with regards,
Your Co-Student, Shankar Iyer
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Section-1 Simple Sentence with Subject and Verb in Singular -
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Section-1 Simple Sentence with Subject and Verb in Singular and Plural
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Section-1 Simple Sentence with PP-AP Verbs in Singular and Plural
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Section-1 Simple Sentence with Past Tense
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Section-1 Simple Sentence with Future Tense
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Section-1 Simple Sentence with Order-Request
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Section-1 Simple Sentence with Vidhiling
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Section-1 Simple Sentence with Ashirling
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Section-1 Simple Sentence all Verb Form Recap
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Section-1 Simple Sentence Pronoun and Question with Va
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Section-1 Simple Sentence with Avyayam and dialogue formation
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Section-2 Simple Sentence with Shashti Vibhakti
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Section-2 Simple Sentence with Shashti Vibhakti Relations
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Section-2 Simple Sentence with Dvitiya Vibhakti
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Section-2 Simple Sentence with Shashti Dvitiya Points to Remember
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Section-2 Simple Sentence with Saptami Vibhakti
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Section-2 Simple Sentence with Saptami Vibhakti Points to Remember
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Section-2 Simple Sentence with Panjcami Vibhakti
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Section-2 Simple Sentence with Panjcami Vibhakti Points to Remember
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Section-2 Simple Sentence with Tritiya Vibhakti
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Section-2 Simple Sentence with Tritiya Vibhakti Points to Remember
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Section-2 Simple Sentence with Caturthi Vibhakti
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Section-2 Simple Sentence with Caturthi Vibhakti Points to Remember and Concl
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with Sapta Kakarah
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with Cit Cana Api ending words
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with Idam Adas shabda Pronouns
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with Yad Tad Pronouns
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with Madiya Tvadiya Tadiya Pronouns
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with Different Pronomial Adverbs
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with Iti Eva
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with Va Ca Api Uta Tu Iva
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with Na Ma Ityadi
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with Cet Nocet Tah Paryantam
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with Yadi Tarhi - Cet Nocet
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with Yatah Atah Tara-Tama
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with Yatha Tatha
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with Yat Tat Yatha Tatha Yatra Tatra
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with Yada Tada Yavat Tavat Yadyapi Tathapi
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with SatiSaptami Kati-Kiyat
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Section-3 Complex Sentence with Shitacarah Unique Usage of Conjunctions
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Section-4 Complex Sentence with Visheshana Visheshya
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Section-4 Complex Sentence with Krdanta Ktva Lyap
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Section-4 Complex Sentence with Krdanta Tumun Nvul Lyut Trch
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Section-4 Complex Sentence with Krdanta Ktavatu Shatru Shanach
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Section-4 Complex Sentence with Krdanta Kta Aniyar Tavyat
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Section-4 Complex Sentence with Kartari Karmani Bhave Prayogah
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Section-4 Complex Sentence with Lrng Lakarah Conditional Past
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Section-4 Complex Sentence with Nijanta Causal Verb
