Refine Your Sanskrit Pronunciation with our Intermediate Course | HUA

 In this second course of the Learn Sanskrit Proficiency Certificate Program, students will continue their journey to become proficient in Sanskrit by focusing on the following areas: 

  1. Devanagari script study and use, sound origin, and Sanskrit pronunciation: 

Students will learn how to read and write in Devanagari script, the origin of Sanskrit sounds, and proper pronunciation to improve their language skills. 



  1. Simple greetings and introductions: 

Students will learn how to introduce themselves and greet others in Sanskrit using the appropriate expressions. 

  1. Pronouns, Persons, Numbers, and Gender: 

This course will cover the use of pronouns, persons, numbers, and gender in Sanskrit, including sarvanAmapadAni, puruShAH, vachanAni, and lingAH. 

  1. Indeclinables: 

Students will learn about indeclinables, or avyayAni, which are words that do not change their form to indicate grammatical features such as gender, number, or case. 

  1. Simple Conversations: 

Through simple conversations, students will practice constructing basic sentences and gain confidence in using the language in everyday situations. 

  1. Sanskrit Numerals: 

Students will learn Sanskrit numerals from 1 to 100, which are essential for basic communication in Sanskrit. 

  1. Frequently Used Verbs: 

This course will cover frequently used verbs in Sanskrit, enabling students to communicate effectively in different contexts. 

  1. Interrogative Words: 

Students will learn words with interrogative potential, such as who, what, where, when, why, and how, to ask questions and seek information. 

  1. Simple Present and Past Tense Introduction: 

Students will be introduced to the simple present and past tenses, which are the building blocks of sentences in Sanskrit. 

  1. Sambodhanam or Direct Address: 

Students will learn Sanskrit use of sambodhanam, or direct address, to show respect and courtesy in communication. 

  1. Adding New Words to Vocabulary: 

Throughout the course, students will continue to expand their vocabulary by adding new nouns, pronouns, and verbs to their repertoire. 

Learning Objectives: 

By the end of this course, students will have achieved the following learning objectives: 

  • Describe the basic sounds that make up Sanskrit pronunciation and use them correctly. 

  • Recognize and use frequently used Sanskrit expressions. 

  • Learn the fundamentals of the language through natural conversation. 

  • Recognize and employ fundamental building blocks such as numbers, tenses, simple verbs, and other speech acts effectively in their speech and writing. 

  • Develop the confidence to communicate in Sanskrit in a variety of contexts. 


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