Learning Sanskrit Part 4: Consonants (Third Class-Cerebrals)

[@svamichityananda442]

Your explanation of cerebrals is so helpful--thank you! Your explanation of why Indians retain their accent really helped me understand how, as an American, I can make my Sanskrit sound authentic.

[@academyofindianphilosophy2022]

Svami Chityananda Thank you! Yes, exactly. My pleasure.

[@АлександраИльина-ц7ъ]

Your lessons are very detailed, comprehensive and helpful. And your accent is super comfortable for listening. Thank you so much for doing such a great job

[@academyofindianphilosophy2022]

Thank you for the kind words. It’s my pleasure, anytime.

[@edwarddurada5276]

finally I found this channel. i feel like a kindergarten... but in the other way... im 49 years old but i want to learn Sanskrit before i die... thank you..... more and more

[@academyofindianphilosophy2022]

It’s my pleasure. Thank you for the kind words. It’s the perfect time to begin. An advisor of mine started at 60 years old and he has published many books since.

[@1rsalc]

Thank you for taking the time to publish these videos. I am enjoying learning the Sanskrit alphabet.

[@AlexGarcia-qs5dq]

I'm so happy to have found your videos. What you said about the Indian accent totally clarifies how to pronounce all the cerebral letters. If I just pretend being from Delhi, I totally nail the exact pronunciation of all of them. :-D

[@academyofindianphilosophy2022]

Alex Garcia The Cerebrals can be difficult but after some practice, it’s easier. Thank you!

[@birselbertbellederbar9146]

Your videos are enthusiastically. As a german its not easy to pronouns the sounds well. Thank you very much.

[@academyofindianphilosophy2022]

Thank you. My pleasure.

[@MrDaveaneo]

Thank you for the videos. Tips for improvement: don't stand in front of the lesson, write characters that are being introduced for the first time more neatly.

[@cleberdc2293]

Great video! Very well explained

[@39rama]

I really liked your explanation on the Indian accent!

[@daciomessias2451]

Great class, thanks! Helped me a lot too! Hari Om

[@academyofindianphilosophy2022]

Sure, my pleasure.

[@este2644]

Thank you so much 🙏✨

[@linaluckway3260]

Thank you!

[@crinamurgulescu3470]

The Indian accent ..😊

[@beatcrushproductions6949]

awesome class ..thanks

[@hz7988]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 thank you

[@abehasseraharry9569]

मुमुक्षूणामपेक्ष्यो ऽ यमात्मबोधो
First verse of the atmabodha.
Don't recognise this ''s' I separated it to make it clear for you....
Can you help?

[@academyofindianphilosophy2022]

That symbol is not an “s.” It is an avagraha: a grammatical symbol that indicates sandhi and that the sound अ has been elided. When you see that symbol, you just keep reading.

[@shinkaitan5664]

For the garuda, is the written same for anga in the previous video??

[@academyofindianphilosophy2022]

Can you clarify the question? Is what written the same? There is no anga in Garuda. There is ड

[@10008kathy]

🙏

[@burasudhakararao9635]

Your explanation is superb
But one obligation from me to you that is to explain pronouns in Sanskrit

[@academyofindianphilosophy2022]

bura sudhakararao Sure, I’ll make the video.

[@burasudhakararao9635]

@@academyofindianphilosophy2022 Thank you

[@skkaul1]

❤️

[@geneoluminology]

Now l aim to make money and pay U back.. thank U soo much

[@academyofindianphilosophy2022]

My pleasure, always here.

[@kingleon980]

+1

[@McIntoshYoga]

Thanks a million for presenting this. I was just wondering, can the word 'sutra' be both plural as well as singular?

[@GauravJha-mu5gv]

sUtram. (singular)
sUtre (dual)
sUtrani (plural)

[@crinamurgulescu3470]

Fun ...