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Sasyam : Sanskrit Level-1

  • Course level: Beginner

About Course

Sasyam सस्यम्, is a beginner level weekly Samskritam course for those familiar with Devanaagari script and ready to foray into learning Samskritam.

Description

Sasyam is an introductory Sanskrit course aimed to enable the student to comfortably read and comprehend short stories, subhashitams and dialogues. By the end of the course, students would be capable of conversing in simple Sanskrit by asking and answering simple questions. He would be capable of parsing sentences and recognizing fragments. Sasyam course helps the student to develop grounding in grammar which could enable him to write and narrate simple stories as well. This course will enable the students to take up Samskrita Bharati’s Pravesha (Level-1) Examination.

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What Will I Learn?

  • Vowels, Consonants, Vowel Signs, Conjunct Consonants (वर्णमाला)
  • Present Tense Active Voice/Middle Voice (लट् लकार: - परस्मैपदी/आत्मनेपदी धातुरूपाणि )
  • Conjunct Consonants (स्ंयुक्ताक्षरणि )
  • Counting Numbers (सङ्ख्या:)
  • Interrogative Words (किम् / वा)
  • Present Tense - Middle Voice (लट् लकार:)
  • Telling Time (समय:)
  • Past Tense - Active Voice/Middle Voice (परस्मैपदी/आत्मनेपदी धातुरूपाणि )
  • Active Voice/Passive Voice (कर्तरिप्रयोगः /कर्मणिप्रयोगः )
  • Imperative Mood - Active Voice/Middle Voice (लोट् लकार: परस्मैपदी/आत्मनेपदी धातुरूपाणि)
  • Future Tense - Active Voice/Middle Voice (भविष्यत् काल: - परस्मैपदी/आत्मनेपदी धातुरूपाणि)
  • Indeclinables (अव्ययानि।)
  • Past Tense with Prefixes (उपसर्गाः )
  • The Nominative Case (प्रथमा-विभक्ति-रूपाणि)
  • The Accusative Case (द्वितीया-विभक्ति-रूपाणि )
  • The Instrumental Case (तृतीया-विभक्ति-रूपाणि)
  • The Dative Case (चतुर्थी विभक्ति रुपाणि )
  • The Ablative Case (पञ्चमी विभक्ति रुपाणि)
  • The Genitive Case( षष्टि-विभक्ति-रूपाणि)
  • The Locative Case (सप्तमी-विभक्ति-रूपाणि)

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Sasyam Course Syllabus

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About the instructor

Haripriya Kidambi

Sanskrit Teacher

Haripriya Kidambi teaches Samskritam at Arsha Seva Kendram. She has done her MA in Samskritam in Alankarashastrah from Karnataka Sanskrit University, Bangalore. She has been teaching BhagavadGita, Amarakosha and Shrimad Bhagavatha puranam for past several years. Recently she has taken up teaching Samskritam.
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1 Courses

95 students

₹5.00

Material Includes

  • Recommended textbooks:
  • 1. Abhyasapustakam (Sanskrit/English)
  • 2. "Sarala Series" - 4 main books + three workbooks = 7 books
  • 3. Bhaashaapraveshah (Part-1)
  • 4. Bhaashaapraveshah (Part-2)
  • 5. Infant Reader - No. 1
  • All these books are also available online, which will supplement the study.

Requirements

  • Familiarity with Devanaagari script.

Target Audience

  • This beginner level COLLEGE QUALITY COURSE is ideal for those with family and professional commitments who are unable to attend live classes, but would easily watch videos of classes later to catch up.
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