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No.545339
Why did sanskrit die, what if it didnt go extinct. Will everyone use it ?
dkzcdL
No.545340
>>545339(OP)
Sanskrit
Bhaga vṛhat Ahura-Mazdā ya imam
Bhūmim adāt ya amum asmānam
Adāt ya martyam adāt ya
Śriyam adāt martyasya
Ya Dārayavahum kṣatriyam akarot
Old Persian
Baga vazraka Auramazdā hya imām
Būmim adā hya avam asmānam
Adā hya martiyam adā hya
Shiyātim adā martiyahyā
Hya Dārayavaum xšāyaϑiyam akunauš
One of these is extinct today
Ow1fdg
No.545342
>>545339(OP)
kudos to nikhil sd for actually trying to revive sanskrit.
have yall checked his reddit?
reddit.com/r/okbuddysanatan is topkekek
J0v8Iv
No.545345
>>545339(OP)
ashvaha dhaavti
0e8Uhq
No.545366
Sanskrit was a ponga language, they stopped using it
0ENr2z
No.545369
>>545366
All south languages evolved from sanskrit and has sanskrit words. Hindi also has sanskrit terms.
>muh only ponga language saar
It doesnt make sense
pBGw7Q
No.545379
>>545339(OP)
c, c++, c# ,Java etc replaced sanskrit as our holy language
kVtRMt
No.545384
>>545366
>>545373
>>545376
sanskrit was a "derived", or as they call it a perfected language, one with a prroper grammar, it makes sense that illiterate ooga bogga tatti cleaner abbos did not speak it, Latin is its European counterpart
Bhangis do not know this but the written form of their ooga bogga was created by Brahmins too, they simply added sanskrit grammar and words to it, that is why many languages like Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Malayalam and even Tamil have many sanskrit words.
Tamil Abbos literally had to launch a "de sankritisation" program of their own language to make it appropriate to kang over, idk how successful they were.
aG+que
No.545388
>>545339(OP)
Sanskrit is goated. Even yung lean sampled it on his song.
pBGw7Q
No.545391
sanskrit is very similar to latin
major works like Newton principa or gauss, Euler other intellectuals important works are published in Latin
Latin was language of intellectuals in pre industrial Europe because of roman church influence
with modernity and rise of protestants the influence of latin kinda fade away
similarly British introduced English education and English became our intellectual language replaced Persian and sanskrit
kVtRMt
No.545392
>>545391
lundians are too low IQ to understand all that yaar, in lundia kanging over being illiterate tatti cleaners is celebrated instead.
wlqaNb
No.545418
>>545339(OP)
Sanskrit was primarily used as an elite language. When Hindus Brahmins stopped being the elite, it died. Simple as. First or was Muzzies and replaced by Persian and then later it was British and replaced by English.
2PA7kG
No.545428
Sanskrit never died. There are more sanskrit speakers today than there were in the past. It's just that it's not a official language. But most north indians can use sanskrit as their third language afaik.
fTIJB5
No.545430
>>545339(OP)
Sanskrit is too hard for me... or was when I was a nanha bacha in 6th grade and our teacher was retarded
2PA7kG
No.545431
>>545428
The gaslighting against sanskrit is purely lefty wetdream because they have been buck broken by Hindi and Sanskrit.
dkzcdL
No.545441
>>545428
Kek this, though it's more ritualistic now. All credit goes to our resilient ancestors. This is what makes all the abhrahmics seethe, this is what they're afraid of.
pBGw7Q
No.545445
NTkdpn
No.545450
pajeet, sanskrit isnt dead. when i studied in dav, i had sanskrit and my master could speak and read it clearly.
DhmhAg
No.545471
>>545428
>There are more sanskrit speakers today than there were in the past.
That's true for most 'dead' languages including Latin.
>most north indians can use sanskrit
Iirc, it was second language in cbse schools in only those places where Hindi was the first language. Not all North Indian regions use Hindi as first language and not everyone studied in cbse.
2PA7kG
No.545479
>>545471
>That's true for most 'dead' languages including Latin.
no it's not lol. north indians or most indians can choose sanskrit as a third language. >>545450
>Iirc, it was second language in cbse schools in only those places where Hindi was the first language.
Usually in mainland north you will see Hindi, English and Sanskrit combo.
>Not all North Indian regions use Hindi as first language and not everyone studied in cbse.
Most naarthies get atleast few classes of sanskrit. CBSE is the dominant board.
DhmhAg
No.545498
>>545479
Everything you said is untrue starting with
>CBSE is the dominant board.
There's only around 25000 cbse schools in the whole country. If it was indeed the most dominant board, then it UP itself would've that much cbse schools.
DhmhAg
No.545504
>>545479
By the way, your experiences studying in dav puts you at a small percentage of privileged Indians.
2PA7kG
No.545506
>>545498
cbse quite literally is the standard idk what is this new cope now
>Yes, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is the dominant and most popular school education board in India. It is widely recognized as the premier national board, commanding a massive network of over 27,000 schools in India and 240+ schools abroad.
>The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has the highest number of schools in India, with over 29,000 affiliated schools as of 2024. It is a national-level board managed by the Government of India, widely recognized for its balanced curriculum
Rest of the state boards existed who most of the time just follow downstream of cbse. CBSE is closer to the standards laid out by the GOI.
ICSE is likely second most relevant board but even they are now aligned with CBSE.
2PA7kG
No.545509
>>545504
>Availability: Sanskrit is taught from Class 1 onwards, with specific, detailed, and mandatory options in higher classes.
>Yes, the UP Board (UPMSP) teaches Sanskrit. It is available as a subject in Classes 1-12, often as part of the curriculum for high school (Class 10) and intermediate (Class 12) examinations. The curriculum includes prose, poetry, grammar, and translation, focusing on subjects like Sanskrit Gadyabharti and Padyapiyusham.
UP has highest population in india if we combine these data we get a population akin to pakistan with capability of understanding basic sanskrit. Dayummm.
DhmhAg
No.545517
>>545506
>CBSE
>ICSE
Being dominant in the sense large part of the students belonging to that board. Most Indian students study in State board schools and they don't follow the cbse standards to the T and get away with many things to make students pass easier. Many state boards don't bother that much with third language education because that's the subject most students struggle with passing.
/tDYC5
No.545591
>>545339(OP)
>Why did sanskrit die, what if it didnt go extinct. Will everyone use it
Its a hard and complex langugae and very lengthy to speak.
NTkdpn
No.545597
>>545504
you have no idea what you are talking about bhangi, dav isnt an expensive school, gajjilions studied there and i studied in a literal dehat. it was nothing previliged.
DhmhAg
No.545609
>>545597
>saar saar saar we r not privileged saar
>At the lowest current estimates, annual DAV school fees represent approximately 7.6% to 9.2% of the median annual income of an Indian worker.
Sure lmao. I'm not taking anything any chamar said here seriously. This place is filled with anglophonic pajeets who thinks not getting a girl is the greatest hardship in life lmao.
