As India is, uh, nation renowned for its custom languages, cultures and heritage in different parts of the country. Around 129 different languages are spoken. I am interested in many things, but one that really got my attention is the ancient sun state language One of my friend who did schooling in army school, where he learned about it. So we went to the same tuition teacher. I got to know about it as I am eager to learn something new. My friend Sam taught me about the language in the summer vacation we had after 10th. After a few weeks of practice and, intelligence that, uh, I’m able to use some of the words uh, because I was learning 100 and something, uh, words a day. I tried to make sentences and delve deeper into it to grab its grammar. Later. Luckily, in the later classes, like in, uh, 12 standard, I had the same subject for that. I was new because I know already few of the languages, uh, section that I had done before And all thanks to the Sam who did very well, um, work on my understanding to that language as well as my tuition teacher who also helped at the same time. But definitely, there are, um, mood to know because this language is not just a few words or facing tenses. Definitely, there are a more, uh, storehouse uh, involved, so definitely I would like to learn. For that, I have joined, Excusion class to learn more about it.
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As India is a nation renowned for its customs, languages, cultures, and heritage in different parts of the country. Around 129 different languages are spoken. I am interested in many things, but one that really caught my attention is the ancient Sanskrit language. One of my friends did schooling in an army school where he learned about it. Since we went to the same tuition teacher, I got to know about it as I am eager to learn something new. My friend Sam taught me about the language during the summer vacation we had after 10th grade. After a few weeks of practice and diligence, I was able to use some of the words because I was learning around 100 words a day. I tried to make sentences and delve deeper into it to grasp its grammar. Later, fortunately, in the later classes like in 12th standard, I had the same subject, which was new to me because I already knew a few of the languages from the section that I had done before. I am thankful to Sam who did a great job in helping me understand that language, as well as my tuition teacher who also assisted me at the same time. But certainly, there is much more to know because this language is not just a few words or verb tenses. There is definitely a vast storehouse of knowledge involved, so I would like to learn more. For that, I have joined an excursion class to learn more about it.
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