Is it better to learn Hindi or Sanskrit?

Due to how many people speak Hindi, you’ll find it easier to practise and become fluent much quicker. The risk with learning Sanskrit first is that you might find it difficult to maintain your motivation due to lack of active use and a slower learning process.

Is it easy to learn Sanskrit if I know Hindi?

It is very easy. You know Hindi so you are well aware with script and most of the words. This means you know all about how to read, write and speak Sanskrit. The only thing you need to know is the Grammar of the language.

How tough is Sanskrit?

Sanskrit is actually not very difficult to learn, though the general understanding is that it is a difficult language. It is a very phonetic, inflected, scientific language and if you learn the basic grammar and follow the rules of the language, you can learn it easily.

Is Sanskrit a dying language?

Rarely spoken as a mother tongue, Sanskrit is often dismissed as a dead language. The 4,000-year-old classical language was traditionally used by Brahmin intellectuals and Hindu priests. Rarely spoken as a mother tongue, Sanskrit is often dismissed as a dead language.

Which language should I learn first Sanskrit or Hindi?

Definitely learn Sanskrit first. Sanskrit is the foundation for all Indian philosophical texts, history and epics. Sanskrit is a highly evolved, scholarly language. Learning Sanskrit will enable you to learn other Indian languages including Hindi easily.

Is Hindi a good language to learn?

Language is no bad, all the languages are equally good and beautiful in its presentation. Hindi and Sanskrit both are Indian languages and bear their value and importance. It is never about the priority or seniority of their origin, but the way they are used is of importance.

Should Sanskrit be made compulsory for students?

Hindi should be and is rightfully compulsory but bringing Sanskrit to the same level and making it compulsory for students is definitely not bringing any good to our already sanity deprived educational system. 2.

Should I Choose Sanskrit or Hindi for ICSE board 2nd language?

Most of the Sates in India started adopting CBSE Syllabus. And Hindi is a mandatory subject. It is better to choose Hindi rather than Sanskrit. I am answering this question assuming that you are asking this question for ICSE board 2nd language option.