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Teaching Sanskrit Pronunciation in the Australian National University

Using kinaesthetics - hand motions - to quickly connect alphabets with sounds.  It's fun in the classroom!

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Interview on Sanskrit Pronunciation with a Spontaneous Pronunciation Demo Class!!

Sanskrit Pronunciation Demo Class! View directly on youtube: www.tiny.cc/sanskrit3

An Interview by Gajanand Agrawal (www.cowgrazing.com)

with Dina A. Das in Jagannath Puri Dham

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Extract from certificate: www.tiny.cc/cert-tripathi

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Daily 2-Minutes Fun Exercise

Here is a guide to a simple daily 2 minutes exercise that can help you read and pronounce Romanized Sanskrit very accurately quickly: http://www.tiny.cc/countvowels

www.tiny.cc/count-vowels-then-sing

And if you like more of that type of guided exercise (where the syllables are pre-broken up with tiny red dots) please print out and use this Lalita Sahasranama :-

http://www.tinyurl.com/lalitasahasranama

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The below 3 videos on Sanskrit pronunciation techniqes & tips can be found here: 

 www.vimeo.com/groups/151501 (www.tiny.cc/srs-tips2)

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WHAT ARE DIACRITICS??

(The above poster was designed by Dina A Das)


What Are Diacritics (Pt 1 of 3) - Introduction

www.vimeo.com/groups/151501/videos/46684363

What Are Diacritics (Pt 1 of 3) - Introduction from Dina-Anukampana Das on Vimeo.

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What Are Diacritics (Pt 2 of 3) - Vowels in Romanized Sanskrit

www.vimeo.com/groups/151501/videos/46684364

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What Are Diacritics (Pt 3 of 3) - Consonants in Romanized Sanskrit

https://vimeo.com/groups/151501/videos/46685639

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Sanskrit Vowels & Consonants - how to pronounce

https://vimeo.com/groups/151501/videos/23488919

Highlighting the Diacritics

THE BIGGEST SECRET

(FOR ENGLISH SPEAKERS ESPECIALLY)

~ SANSKRIT PRONUNCIATION CRACKED WIDE OPEN ~

The key to clearly understanding what makes the word sound ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ to the native speaker is to visualize A BOUNCING BALL….and think of THE MAN WITH 1 or 2 WIVES.  

This BOUNCING BALL will always start the sound off with the consonant on the left of the vowel:-

If it is a ‘SHOT’ vowel, the sound-ball jumps from the initial sound, across that vowel, to the next sound.

However, if it is a ‘LOOOONG’ vowel, the sound jumps directly onto that loooong vowel, and the next sound is added in like an after-thought.  Here we illustrate that bouncing ball using common words:

N.B.   In the above lists, if we pronounce the word on the left as if it were the word on the right, & vice versa, we will feel distaste in our mouths! Try it: “It is a SEEN to tell lies!”  However, this feeling of distaste when mixing up short & long vowels happens only with our Mother tongue, not when we speak other languages! Our ears are actually deaf to such errors in languages not learnt during early childhood!

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The above diagram is clearly explained in this document:
www.bit.ly/SANSKRIT2  which is embedded here:

Pronouncing Sanskrit words correctly with utmost ease.pdf




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Click Here to view the below PDF file

 
(Share This Diagram on Facebook:  www.tiny.cc/sanskritcracked  or  www.bit.ly/sanskritcracked) 

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Learn Simplified Romanized Sanskrit - a TV interview with Dina-Anukampana Das in New Zealand

https://vimeo.com/groups/151501/videos/23630865

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The International Alphabet for Sanskrit Transliteration (I.A.S.T.) - created at Geneva in the year 1894.   (A direct link to this page:   www.tiny.cc/iast)

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Ch 2 Sing-along Bhagavad Gita-Simplified Romanized Sanskrit & simple tune

https://vimeo.com/groups/151501/videos/23108716

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A learned scholar of Urdu deeply appreciates the universalizing power of ROMANIZED SANSKRIT:-

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Typing Sanskṛt with Diacrtics is FUN AND EASY! -

www.tiny.cc/typesanskrit   

To type "mṛtyu-saṁsāra-sāgarāt", all I just did was to type:

m;rtyu-sams;ara-s;agar;at    - that's all!

Just by adding in ; before the letter and a diacritic magically appears!  How is this possible?  

It's possible because of two things:- recent advancements in Unicode font technology and a very simple (no need to install - just save 2 tiny files and click one of them!) Read all about it here: www.tiny.cc/typesanskrit   

Everything you need to know, in a step-by-step beginner's guide, for how to install and use the very simple Diacwin Unicode free keyboard filter for typing Sanskṛit with accurate diacritics.  

(You can even convert Romanized Sanskṛt into Devanāgarī =  देवनागरी with the Devawin converter, also made by Michael Best @ Murāri Dāsa,  or you can do it online very easily here:  www.tiny.cc/devanagari) 

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Sanskṛt Scholars express appreciation for and acceptance of Simplified Romanized Sanskṛt: "...lippi does not matter..." -

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Sanskrit Pronunciation Course for Beginners

          Dina's Sanskrit Pronunciation Course Objectives:  click here

          Dina's Sanskrit Pronunciation Course Contents:   click here

          Simple & fun exercises for beginners: 

              www.tiny.cc/countvowels   /   www.tiny.cc/count-vowels-then-sing

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Feedback from Sanskrit Pronunciation Course Participants @ Brisbane, Australia

 www.tiny.cc/coursefeedback2

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Sanskṛt:  The Only Computer Language Which Can Be Spoken & Understood By Humans;  The Only Language As Unambiguous As Mathematics

-  Rick Briggs, NASA Senior Researcher

Shortcut to this article:  www.tiny.cc/NASAreport

Sections in RED above were highlighted by Dina-Anukampana Das

Original Article is here: www.tiny.cc/NASAreport4  &  http://www.aaai.org/ojs/index.php/aimagazine/article/view/466/402

With added illustrations:   www.tiny.cc/NASAreport2

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