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Yup. Lots of cognate words, especially between AltGermanisch and Rig-Vedic Sanskrit.
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Yup. Lots of cognate words, especially between AltGermanisch and Rig-Vedic Sanskrit.
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Luptha means concealed or hidden. It does not have any meaning that is connected with flight or air. And I too took Sanskrit....for 5 years.
http://spokensanskrit.de/index.php?script=HK&beginning=0 &tinput=Luptha&trans=Translate&direction=SE
HAHA...maybe the memory is fading...
Weed is a hell of a drug!
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Same here mate! Most of my Sanskrit vocabulary and grammer has gone to the cleaners.
Which school did you go to in India? I took Sanskrit when I was at The Daly College, Indore...
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Same here mate! Most of my Sanskrit vocabulary and grammer has gone to the cleaners.
You should start doing havan daily to revive Sanskrit.
Mine was cbse 5th-8th.
What is AltGermanisch.
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Which city though?? Coz when I moved from Indore to Mumbai, my new school didnt have the option of Sanskrit, even though they offered French and German (only if you had a foreign passport) as a language which to me is strange
Lufthansa made one of her Boeing 747-8i the official Siegerflieger (victory airplane) for our national team. That aircraft brought them to Brazil and today also brought them home. It was a bombastic flight. It even went deep over Berlin over the millions of visitors and made a spectacular landing.
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I grow up in small town, CBSE has a same rule of Hindi, English and Sanskrit as three languages in all Hindi speaking states while in other state they offer regional language of the state but I don't know how it work, in 9th class to chose one from Sanskrit or Hindi and 11-12th Indian language was optional, you can also take other courses but I heard kids prefer non-Hindi courses in intermediate. Many take Sanskrit in 9th because in case of Hindi you have to write a lot in exam and still gets lower marks compared to Sanskrit.
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You should start doing havan daily to revive Sanskrit.
Mine was cbse 5th-8th.
What is AltGermanisch.
Literally means Old German.
I learnt it from 8th std till 2nd PUC (12th std in CBSE parlance). All the said education was in Bangalore.
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Study Sanskrit in PUC seems a trend in South India.
It definitely is...in Bangalore at least....The reason being it's a 'scoring' subject. A lot of emphasis is given on learning basic grammar and vocabulary and simple one-word answers for antonyms, synonyms, Sandhi-Samasa etc fetch a lot of marks.
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even in ap board.
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