Learning Sanskrit Part 14 || Vowel Sandhi (Yaṇ Sandhi)

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[@shahzam1512]

your videos are the most comprehensive and detailed sanskrit videos on youtube. Its obvious you put alot of time into this and are clearly anexpert on the topics. Thank you for sharing the knowledge for free in such detail for anyone to learn.

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[@harrywalgampaya4829]

love your sandhi series! would be great if you could complete it 🙏

[@janking7961]

thank you so much - how can I see part 15 please

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[@jsukrishnaleela3126]

Loving these videos, thank you so much for continuing. I have a question about the semi vowel "v ". Sometimes I hear it pronounced as a "w" and one school (a Western school} I've heard teaches "v." as always pronounced as "w" ...sometimes it seems interchangeable or is it just sometimes. Is it more the Indian accent..Hindi? In many written transliterations "v"'s and "w'"s are everywhere! Can you clear this up for me please

[@academyofindianphilosophy2022]

Thank you! It should be pronounced as “v.” This is the proper way it is pronounced in Samskrtam. At times, speakers of more contemporary languages will project the “w” sound into the “v.”