I am not a Hindi speaker beyond a few words. I am a native Kannada speaker. When I hear shuddh Hindi spoken on some UA-cam channels, I notice that I understand so many words more because of the shared Sanskrit words. I think sanskritized Hindi will do a great service to bridge the linguistic faultlines in this country.
Exceptional intellectual discussion based on individual’s experience going through life. I really hope that these youngsters will continue their efforts to move the needle towards where they want it to go because decolonizing the Indian mind is no easy task! Good luck!
Kannada. Telugu, Malayalam and even Tamil are at home in sa sanskrit based Hindi. So are Bengali, Gujarati as i know. Because Sanskrit is panIndia for thousands of Years, ageless. .
VERY important point at 55:52: I have been saying this for a long time. The languages Indians speak are not really Indian anymore. And words of substance or importance are either English, Arabic or Arabized Persian (especially true for Hindi). If you look at native or Sanskritized words used in everyday speech, they're rarely more than monosyllabic, simple sounds. Indians speak what can be described as an Esperanto/Ebonics bhasha. Just use any word (more often English, Arabic or Persian), and have a jugaad of vocabulary and syntax in a sentence, and people will basically understand what you're saying. Language more than anything sustains civilization. The written word and oral communication are every bit as hard as physics. Written and oral erudition (in one's native language) requires discipline. It's the need of the hour to cultivate this ability.
Excellent initiative and excellent talk! Best wishes to the founders of Brhat and many thanks to Citti media for bringing this to us!
Wow! Fantastic work being done by Brihat. 👏👏👏👏👏 Salute to you both.
Wonderful to listen to two young Indic icons who are doing so much for the resurgence of our civilisation and culture and so much more
Listening to Pankaj and Raghav is such a delight! Kudos to the interviewer for bringing out the best from the brains behind Brhat
ये अति आवश्यक है l नहीं तो आज हम इंग्लिश और उर्दू के शब्द अधिक उपयोग कर रहे हैं हिन्दी में l
Kindly repeat that in ENGLISH, Miss.☝️
Incidentally, Slave, are you VEGAN? 🌱
इंग्लिश नहीं, अंग्रेज़ी।
I am not a Hindi speaker beyond a few words. I am a native Kannada speaker. When I hear shuddh Hindi spoken on some UA-cam channels, I notice that I understand so many words more because of the shared Sanskrit words. I think sanskritized Hindi will do a great service to bridge the linguistic faultlines in this country.
Exceptional intellectual discussion based on individual’s experience going through life. I really hope that these youngsters will continue their efforts to move the needle towards where they want it to go because decolonizing the Indian mind is no easy task! Good luck!
Kannada. Telugu, Malayalam and even Tamil are at home in sa sanskrit based Hindi. So are Bengali, Gujarati as i know. Because Sanskrit is panIndia for thousands of Years, ageless.
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😇 सत्यमेव जयते! 😇
अत्यंत महत्वपूर्ण भूमिका निभा रहे हैं आप सभी। शत् शत् नमन
It's heartening to see young leaders contributing in various ways. we all appreciate your hard work and commitment. Thank you all.
Awesome discussion. India inspires talks was a turning point for me in a big way. Still keep searching if there's a talk hosted ☺️
I am a tamil / telugu speaker and i have always noticed why does Hindi sound islamic, now i am clear, i will learn sanskrit from now on
It would have been really nice if you would have asked Pankaj ji who is his Guru now I am quite inquisitive
Good work guys
👍👍👍
अपने मातृभाषा में या हिंदी में या संस्कृत में वार्तालाप करें। धन्यवाद।
Now very curious who is Guru of pankajji
VERY important point at 55:52: I have been saying this for a long time. The languages Indians speak are not really Indian anymore. And words of substance or importance are either English, Arabic or Arabized Persian (especially true for Hindi). If you look at native or Sanskritized words used in everyday speech, they're rarely more than monosyllabic, simple sounds.
Indians speak what can be described as an Esperanto/Ebonics bhasha. Just use any word (more often English, Arabic or Persian), and have a jugaad of vocabulary and syntax in a sentence, and people will basically understand what you're saying.
Language more than anything sustains civilization. The written word and oral communication are every bit as hard as physics. Written and oral erudition (in one's native language) requires discipline. It's the need of the hour to cultivate this ability.
Very good example of how to sound here: 1:15:52
Such a bad comparison. Esperanto is an artificial language. Ebonics doesn't borrow words any more than Manak Angrezi does.
भूगोल & Goal 😂🙏
Good work bro🙏🇮🇳