Learn Sanskrit Language (Samskrutam) - The Complete Guide

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Learn Sanskrit Language (Samskrutam) - The Complete Guide
Published 11/2022
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Learn Sanskrit from scratch and master the language from beginner to advanced level.



What you'll learn
Easy to learn and understand lectures - structured into proper sections for smooth learning
From speaking. writing, pronouncing alphabets to advanced concepts like Tenses and Indeclinables
Complete section on root words ( )
Past-Present-Future tenses with examples
Vowels, Consonants, Visarga & Anuswar (Anunaasik Varna), Vibhakti, Prefixes, etc.
Advanced Sanskrit Grammar topics
More than 150+ quizzes and practical examples on each topic

Requirements
No prior knowledge of Sanskrit language is required.

Description
This course can be considered the ultimate guide for learners who want to learn and master Sanskrit language. This ancient language contains a vast treasure of knowledge which can be practiced and learned to become a PRO!It is meticulously designed keeping in mind the structure of how a language is taught! Following the structure is important so as to get your basics right first and then proceed step by step to more advanced concepts.There are sections dedicated to each topic such as alphabets, vowels, consonants, visarga & anuswar (anunaasik varna), conversations, names (noun), days & time, numbers, actions/verbs, indeclinables, vibhakti, tenses[all essential tenses], participles, prefixes, root words, fables etc.- each section is loaded with examples on how to use them in basic conversations. On top of that, we have drafted smart quizzes for you to test your knowledge about that particular topic. Don t worry if you do not get it all correct at first. Go through the lecture again and have a go at the quiz again!We are confident that by the end of this course (if you have gone through the entire course diligently), you ll be able to easily hold a conversation and read and interpret Sanskrit texts easily!We all know that Sanskrit is widely used in prayers and meditation as well as modern literature and music - let s start a wave of Sanskrit learning which will bring back this ancient language and give it - its due respect!

Overview
Section 1: Introduction -

Lecture 1 Mangalaacharana

Lecture 2 Miraculous fact about Samskrutam

Section 2: Alphabets -

Lecture 3 Ka -

Lecture 4 Kha -

Lecture 5 Ga -

Lecture 6 Gha -

Lecture 7 Ng -

Lecture 8 Cha -

Lecture 9 Chha -

Lecture 10 Ja -

Lecture 11 Jha -

Lecture 12 Nya -

Lecture 13 Ta -

Lecture 14 Tha -

Lecture 15 Da -

Lecture 16 Dha -

Lecture 17 Na -

Lecture 18 Ta -

Lecture 19 Tha -

Lecture 20 Da -

Lecture 21 Dha -

Lecture 22 Na -

Lecture 23 Pa -

Lecture 24 Pha -

Lecture 25 Ba -

Lecture 26 Bha -

Lecture 27 Ma -

Lecture 28 Ya -

Lecture 29 Ra -

Lecture 30 La -

Lecture 31 Va -

Lecture 32 Sha -

Lecture 33 Sha -

Lecture 34 Sa -

Lecture 35 Ha -

Lecture 36 Ksha -

Lecture 37 Jnya -

Section 3: Vowels ( ) & Consonants ( )

Lecture 38 (Vowel), (Consonant) & (Vowel-less consonant)

Lecture 39 Short "U" & long "U" - &

Lecture 40 Short "E" & long "E" - &

Lecture 41 "Ae" & "Ai" sounds - &

Section 4: Basic Conversation -

Lecture 42 Introduction

Lecture 43 Greetings

Lecture 44 How to speak "I am"

Lecture 45 Speaking "You are" for elders or with respect

Lecture 46 Speaking "You are" for younger people or friends

Lecture 47 Practice video 1

Lecture 48 How to speak "He"

Lecture 49 How to speak "She"

Lecture 50 How to speak "It"

Lecture 51 Basic manners

Lecture 52 Practice video 2

Lecture 53 Noun

Lecture 54 Practice video 3

Lecture 55 Gender

Lecture 56 Practice video 4

Lecture 57 Singular, Dual and plural

Lecture 58 Masculine names

Lecture 59 Feminine names

Lecture 60 Neuter names

Lecture 61 Practice video 5

Lecture 62 I/We(2)/We(many)

Lecture 63 Practice video 6

Lecture 64 You are - Singular, dual and plural (Bhavan Bhavati)

Lecture 65 You are 2 - Singular,dual and plural (Tvam)

Lecture 66 Practice video 7

Lecture 67 He - Singular, dual and plural

Lecture 68 She - Singular,dual and plural

Lecture 69 It - Singular,dual and plural

Lecture 70 Practice video 8

Lecture 71 How to speak "Who" (masculine)

Lecture 72 How to speak "Who" (feminine)

Lecture 73 How to speak "Who" (neuter)

Lecture 74 How to speak "The one who does" (masculine)

Lecture 75 How to speak "The one who does" (feminine)

Lecture 76 How to speak "The one who does" (neuter)

Section 5: Names -

Lecture 77 Names of fruits

Lecture 78 Names of dry fruits

Lecture 79 Names of vegetables

Lecture 80 Names of birds

Lecture 81 Names of animals - Part 1

Lecture 82 Names of animals - Part 2

Lecture 83 Names of animals - Part 3

Lecture 84 Body parts - Parts of face

Lecture 85 Body parts - Parts of hand

Lecture 86 Body parts - Parts of torso

Lecture 87 Body parts - Parts of leg

Lecture 88 Names of inner body parts

Lecture 89 Names of flowers

Lecture 90 Names of household items

Lecture 91 Names of kitchen items

Lecture 92 Names of worms and insects

Lecture 93 Sky

Section 6: Days & Time - -

Lecture 94 Time - Part 1

Lecture 95 Time - Part 2

Lecture 96 Time - Part 3

Lecture 97 Week days

Lecture 98 Today, Tomorrow, Day after tomorrow, etc.

Lecture 99 Yesterday, Day before yesterday, etc.

Lecture 100 Everyday

Lecture 101 Numbers 1 to 10

Lecture 102 Numbers 11 to 20

Lecture 103 Numbers 21 to 30

Lecture 104 Numbers 31 to 40

Lecture 105 Numbers 41 to 50

Lecture 106 Numbers 51 to 60

Lecture 107 Numbers 61 to 70

Lecture 108 Numbers 71 to 80

Lecture 109 Numbers 81 to 90

Lecture 110 Numbers 91 to 100

Section 7: Actions/Verbs - Part 1 -

Lecture 111 Introduction

Lecture 112 I am (singular) - Going, Coming & Walking

Lecture 113 You are (singular) - Going, Coming & Walking

Lecture 114 He (singular) - Going, Coming & Walking

Lecture 115 She (singular) - Going, Coming & Walking

Lecture 116 It (singular) - Going, Coming & Moving

Lecture 117 We are (dual) - Going, Coming & Walking

Lecture 118 You are (dual) - Going, Coming & Walking

Lecture 119 He (dual) - Going, Coming & Walking

Lecture 120 She (dual) - Going, Coming & Walking

Lecture 121 It (dual) - Going, Coming & Moving

Lecture 122 We are (plural) - Going, Coming & Walking

Lecture 123 You are (plural) - Going, Coming & Walking

Lecture 124 They (He - plural) - Going, Coming & Walking

Lecture 125 They (She - plural) - Going, Coming & Walking

Lecture 126 It (plural) - Going, Coming & Moving

Lecture 127 Looking

Lecture 128 Cooking

Lecture 129 Drinking

Lecture 130 Eating

Lecture 131 Running

Lecture 132 Speaking

Lecture 133 Throwing

Lecture 134 Writing

Lecture 135 Playing

Lecture 136 Buying

Lecture 137 To be

Section 8: Indeclinables -

Lecture 138 Introduction

Lecture 139 Where -

Lecture 140 When -

Lecture 141 Here -

Lecture 142 Always -

Lecture 143 Also -

Lecture 144 There -

Lecture 145 Everywhere -

Lecture 146 When or whenever and then - -

Lecture 147 / - Or

Lecture 148 Whence (from where) -

Lecture 149 What -

Lecture 150 How -

Lecture 151 From where -

Section 9: Introduction to vibhakti -

Lecture 152 - Vibhakti

Section 10: 2nd Vibhakti -

Lecture 153 Dwitiyaa Vibhakti Inroduction

Lecture 154 To/at me/us - / /

Lecture 155 "To/at you - / / " (for younger people & friends)

Lecture 156 To/at you - / (for elders or with respect)

Lecture 157 To/at him - / / "

Lecture 158 How to speak- "To/at her"?

Lecture 159 How to speak "To/at it"?

Lecture 160 To/at person: ( Noun - Masculine)

Lecture 161 To/at person: ( Noun - Femenine)

Lecture 162 To/at person: ( Noun - Neuter)

Lecture 163 - - (Who, whom, by whom etc.): Introduction

Lecture 164 To/at "Who, whom, whose etc." (Masculine)

Lecture 165 To/at "Who, whom, whose etc." (Feminine)

Lecture 166 To/at "Who, whom, whose etc." (Neuter)

Lecture 167 - - Introduction

Lecture 168 The one whom... - , , (Masculine)

Lecture 169 The one whom...- / / (Feminine)

Lecture 170 The one whom...- / / (Neuter)

Section 11: 3rd Vibhakti -

Lecture 171 Trutiyaa Vibhakti Introduction

Lecture 172 By/with/without me -

Lecture 173 By/with/without you - " (for younger people & friends)

Lecture 174 By/with/without you - / (for elders or with respect)

Lecture 175 How to speak "By/with/without him & it"

Lecture 176 By/with/without her - / /

Lecture 177 By/with/without person or object (Noun - neuter & masculine)

Lecture 178 By/with/without person (Noun - feminine)

Lecture 179 By/with/without who, whom, whose etc. - / / (Masculine & neuter)

Lecture 180 By/with/without who, whom, whose etc. - / / (Feminine)

Lecture 181 By/with/without the one whom... - / / (Feminine)

Section 12: 4th Vibhakti -

Lecture 182 Chaturthee vibhakti introduction

Lecture 183 For me/For (both of) us /Us - / /

Lecture 184 For you - / / (for younger people)

Lecture 185 For you - / (for elders or with respect)

Lecture 186 For him/it/they- / /

Lecture 187 For her/them - / , / , :/

Lecture 188 For person or object: ( Noun - Masculine & neuter)

Lecture 189 For person: ( Noun - Feminine)

Lecture 190 For Who, whom ....... - / / (Masculine & neuter)

Lecture 191 For Who, whom ....... - / / (Feminine)

Lecture 192 For the one whom... - / / (Masculine & neuter)"

Lecture 193 For the one whom... / / (Feminine)

Section 13: 5th Vibhakti -

Lecture 194 Panchamee vibhakti introduction

Lecture 195 Indeclinables used with Panchamee vibhakti

Lecture 196 From me/us - / /

Lecture 197 From you - / / (for younger people & friends)

Lecture 198 For you - / / , / / (for elders)

Lecture 199 From him/it/them - / (Masculine & neuter)

Lecture 200 From her/them - / , / , /

Lecture 201 From person(s) or object(s): (Noun - masculine & neuter)

Lecture 202 From person(s): (Feminine)

Lecture 203 From whom, who, whose etc. - / / (Masculine & neuter)

Lecture 204 From whom, who, whose etc. - / / (Feminine)

Lecture 205 From the one whom... / / (Masculine & neuter)

Lecture 206 From the one whom... - / / (Feminine)

Section 14: 6th Vibhakti -

Lecture 207 Shashthee vibhakti introduction

Lecture 208 Indeclinables used with Shashthee vibhakti

Lecture 209 My,our- , ,

Lecture 210 Your (Singular,dual & plural) - , , (For younger)

Lecture 211 Your (Singular,dual & plural) - \ (For elders or with respect)

Lecture 212 His/it's - / / /

Lecture 213 Her - / , / , /

Lecture 214 Masculine's & neuter's

Lecture 215 Feminine's

Lecture 216 Whose ... - / / (Masculine & neuter)

Lecture 217 Whose... - / / (Feminine)

Lecture 218 The one whose... - / / (Masculine & neuter)

Lecture 219 The one whose... - / / (Feminine)

Section 15: 7th Vibhakti -

Lecture 220 Saptamee vibhakti introduction

Lecture 221 Comparision with the Saptamee vibhakti

Lecture 222 Respect, trust & faith with Saptamee vibhakti

Lecture 223 Verbs used with Saptamee vibhakti

Lecture 224 In/on me/us - / /

Lecture 225 In/on you - / / (For the younger people & friends)

Lecture 226 In/on you - / / , / / (For older people)

Lecture 227 In/on - him/it/them - / / /

Lecture 228 In/on her or In/on them - / , / , /

Lecture 229 In/on person (Noun - masculne & neuter)

Lecture 230 In/on person (Noun - feminine)

Lecture 231 In/on whom or which... / / (Masculine & neuter)

Lecture 232 In/on whom or which - / / (Feminine)

Lecture 233 In/on the one whom or which - / / (Masculine & neuter)

Lecture 234 In/on the one whom - / / (Feminine)

Section 16: Addressing people -

Lecture 235 Sambodhana / Asthmee vibhakti introduction

Lecture 236 Sambodhan for masculine nouns

Lecture 237 Sambodhan for feminine nouns

Section 17: Word endings - &

Lecture 238 - Word ending with a vowel

Lecture 239 - Word ending with a consonant

Lecture 240 & - All genders -

Lecture 241 & - All genders -

Lecture 242 , - All genders -

Lecture 243 - All genders -

Lecture 244 & - All genders -

Lecture 245 & - All genders -

Lecture 246 - All genders -

Lecture 247 & - All genders -

Lecture 248 , & others - All genders -

Lecture 249 - All genders -

Lecture 250 & - All genders -

Lecture 251 & - All genders -

Lecture 252 , & others - All gender -

Lecture 253 - All genders -

Lecture 254 & - All genders -

Lecture 255 - All genders -

Lecture 256 & - All genders -

Lecture 257 & - All genders -

Lecture 258 , & others - All genders -

Lecture 259 - All genders -

Section 18: Introduction to tenses -

Lecture 260 Introduction to tenses -

Lecture 261 Revisiting present tense -

Section 19: Future tense -

Lecture 262 Future tense Introduction -

Lecture 263 (Will go) & (Will come)

Lecture 264 (Will walk) & (Will laugh)

Lecture 265 (Will write) & (Will read)

Lecture 266 (Will drink) & (Will look/see)

Lecture 267 (Will stand) & (Will sit)

Lecture 268 Miscellaneous verbs practice - Part 1

Lecture 269 Miscellaneous verbs practice - Part 2

Section 20: Prefixes -

Lecture 270 : - Prefix

Section 21: Past tense -

Lecture 271 (Went) & (Came)

Lecture 272 (Walked) & (Laughed)

Lecture 273 (Wrote) & (Read)

Lecture 274 (Drank) & (Looked/saw)

Lecture 275 (Stood) & (Sat)

Lecture 276 Miscellaneous verbs - Part 1

Lecture 277 Miscellaneous verbs - Part 2

Section 22: Actions/Verbs - Part 2 -

Lecture 278 To Fall -

Lecture 279 To listen -

Lecture 280 To clean -

Lecture 281 To stand -

Lecture 282 To sit -

Lecture 283 To bring -

Lecture 284 To know -

Section 23: Indeclinables - Part 2 -

Lecture 285 , & - Like

Lecture 286 & - With

Lecture 287 - Without

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