INDO-ARYAN: SANSKRIT & HINDI 

Wow even the background music is different in the 2 languages 😂

Nobody Literally nobody says amen in Sanskrit or Hindi Its always Shantih Shantih Shantih , peace peace peace

Comparison with Romance languages: Ancient: Sanskrit = Latin Medieval: Prakrit (e.g. Pali) = Vulgar Latin Modern: Hindi = Italian

There is a word 'chetviorty' in russian with the meaning of 'the fourth'👍

🌟🌟The oldest and best documented language within the Indo-European family is Sanskrit, a classical language of India. Sanskrit is the liturgical language of Hinduism, and its first texts date back to the second millennium BC. However, it is worth mentioning that Classical Sanskrit is just one of several historical forms of Sanskrit. Sanskrit is believed to have developed from an older form called "Vedic Sanskrit", which was the language of the oldest collection of Hindu sacred texts, the Vedas, dating from around 1500 BC. In fact, Vedic Sanskrit is considered to be one of the oldest and most important languages within the Indo-European family. He has been a vital source for understanding the origins of Indo-European languages and the ancient cultures associated with that family. These are current data from all serious scientific research that is in constant review.🌟🌟

Chatvari and cuatro/quarter sound very similar. I never realised also the similarities with hindi and european languages (with numbers). I knew the connection with sanskrit already. We are all family ❤

Sanskrit is most beautiful and sweet language. Hindi is also beautiful.

Day 1 of requesting comparison on Lithuanian and Sanskrit

Another excellent video! It is worth noting that Hindi, Marathi, Bengali and other modern languages of India descend from the Prakrits, which were the regional spoken and informal languages of people, while Sanskrit was the refined language.

Looks like calling Lithuanian "the European Sanskrit" has ground, several numbers in Sanskrit look closer to the Baltic languages, than to Hindi.

To those who are saying Hindi is the Sanskritized variety of Hindustani. Actually, Hindi isn't Sanskritized as it contains only less words from Sanskrit. Instead, Hindi's roots are from Prakrit which in 700 AD, Muslim invaders blended the Prakrit language with Persian and Karluk Turkic. Yet, they named it as "Hindi".

Will there be a video comparing proto-indo-aryan and proto-iranian?

sanskrit sounds really nice i hope people will pick it up again - idk why hindi is so popular when there are nice languages like tamil or sanskrit to learn

Bit odd to use the Lords Prayer when comparing Sanskrit and Hindi but still useful for spotting cognates!

Great! Tank you Andy. Do old or middle polish and vedic sanscrit avestan latvian or pali comparison. Pozdrawiam :)

As a Chittagonian, I never knew for 8 in Sanskrit is asta which is the same as we say asto

The Sanskrit sounds very beautifully to my ears! Thank you very much for the post.

I think the Sanskrit Romanization is easy to be used to replace Hindi Romanization, so we foreigners can easily read and learn Hindi in that way, imo.

Ameen is a semite word not Indo European, it leads to confusion.

Wow. I love how there is Sanskrit for the Christian Gospel. I didn't know it exist.

Another comparison many people surely have been waiting for (the other one I mean is Sanskrit and Lithuanian). Well... there is quite a difference. Most words look like _greatly_ simplified Sankrit words, actually simplified beyond recognition if you don't know exactly which word is which. (In a way, it reminds me of some Danish words in their spelling-pronunciation relation, no less crazy than the English one, like, for example, "Odense" sounding close to /'u:nse/ to the inexperienced ear) Some seem entirely unrelated. But hey, it's only natural. Languages change. This video should be good in dispersing the erratic opinion some people hold that Hindi still is almost Sanskrit. It is not. It is probably farther from Sanskrit than the language a modern Athenian writes or speaks is from the one Plato wrote. (I won't talk about Homer, he was preclassical, the 'Homeric Sanskrit' in this comparison would be Vedic an even slightly more archaic story than Classical Sanskrit) But, thankfully, educated Indians do have an idea of the immortal, classical Sanskrit. It is a shame there are problems with mass advanced education in India.

Nice video, very deep.

Nice video ❤️💪💪

Well, i hope bharat makes sanskrit the national lamguage instead of hindi. It would make much more sense, too.

I’m not sure what Sanskrit this is. I learned different numbers in Sanskrit, when I was studying it.

Very nice set of languages.

Amin will not be replaced by Tathastu, Amin is an Arabic word and Tathastu is a Sanskrit word. It is an Arya word

SHIVA BLESS THE SPEAKERS

Hindi sounds more sweet than Sanskrit . I guess that is because Sanskrit is being pronounced by non aryan / non hindi speaker here.

I feel quite relieved that Christian God lives in Svarga 😅 With Indra, Agni and others 🕉️✝️

Interesting how case endings were mostly lost in so many modern Indo European languages but can still be found in the Baltic, Slavic, Greek and to a lesser extent certain Germanic languages like high German and Icelandic.

Sanskrit, Latin and Ge'ez

Kashmiri is the closest living language to Vedic Sanskrit. Kashmiri diverged from Vedic Sanskrit about 2000 years ago. HIndi diverged from a subtree about 600 years ago.

Can someone explain why they sound so different? I have very little knowledge of Asian languages overall but it clearly seems to me like they differ a lot. also when did this form of Sanskrit stop being used?

Anuj loves speaking Sanskrit

do you know perfectly ????

Odia is more similar to Sanskrit than hindi

what is full video in sanskrit?

Can you do Ancient and Modern Sanskrit?

I love Sanskrit par mujhe ye bolne nhi ata 😢

Sandscrit seems closer old iranic languages. All though I thought hindi would have been more similar.

Sanskrit vs Marathi please 😢

Classical Sanskrit

Vedic Sanskrit

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My question is that what is the pure name of Hindi because the word Hindi itself is a Persian word so I want to hear pure khari boli language without Sanskrit words and original khari boli words

Sanskrit Sanskrit simplified: Hindi

When I was listening to the video, this music started playing inside my head ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CNDI4WlJ8eo.html

Sanskrit sounds like Malayalam

Javanese Ekå Dwi Tri Catår Påncå Sat Saptå Astå Nåwå Dåså

Javanese Eka Dwi Tri Påncå Sat Saptå Astå Nåwå Dåså

Sanskrit sounds better.

English compared to Welsh please

Hindi is the poor man's version of Sanskrit. It works fine as a "preparatory" language for those willing to tackle the impossibly difficult to learn Vedan language.

Urdu + Sanskrit = Hindi