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I can't say anything about Latin but iI can definitely tell you something about Sanskrit. Sanskrit is a less spoken language not a dead language. There are 7 villages in INDIAIndia where all the people including small children, women,elder people, literate and illiterate speak fluently in Sanskrit.
1.) Mattur (Karnataka) 2.) Jhiri (MP) 3.) Sasana (Orrisa) 4.) Baghuwar(MP) 5.) Ganoda (Rajasthan) 6.) Mohad (MP) 7.) Hosahalika (Karnataka) There:

  1. Mattur (Karnataka)
  2. Jhiri (MP)
  3. Sasana (Orrisa)
  4. Baghuwar(MP)
  5. Ganoda (Rajasthan)
  6. Mohad (MP)
  7. Hosahalika (Karnataka)

There is one more village in Bihar where sanskritSanskrit is a primary language but i am not gettingI don't recall its name in my mind. Sanskrit

Sanskrit is a very scientific language. NextThe next generation super computers are planned to makebe made in Sanskrit language as NASA believes it is the most easily understandable language by computer. But in India, Govtthe government didn't promote this wonderful languagelanguage; that's the reason why it comes to end in most of the states. May beMaybe in the next few decades it will become a dead language but presently it's not.

I can't say anything about Latin but i can definitely tell you something about Sanskrit. Sanskrit is a less spoken language not a dead language. There are 7 villages in INDIA where all the people including small children, women,elder people, literate and illiterate speak fluently in Sanskrit.
1.) Mattur (Karnataka) 2.) Jhiri (MP) 3.) Sasana (Orrisa) 4.) Baghuwar(MP) 5.) Ganoda (Rajasthan) 6.) Mohad (MP) 7.) Hosahalika (Karnataka) There is one more village in Bihar where sanskrit is a primary language but i am not getting its name in my mind. Sanskrit is a very scientific language. Next generation super computers are planned to make in Sanskrit language as NASA believes it is the most easily understandable language by computer. But in India, Govt didn't promote this wonderful language that's the reason why it comes to end in most of the states. May be in next few decades it will become a dead language but presently it's not.

I can't say anything about Latin but I can definitely tell you something about Sanskrit. Sanskrit is a less spoken language not a dead language. There are 7 villages in India where all the people including small children, women,elder people, literate and illiterate speak fluently in Sanskrit:

  1. Mattur (Karnataka)
  2. Jhiri (MP)
  3. Sasana (Orrisa)
  4. Baghuwar(MP)
  5. Ganoda (Rajasthan)
  6. Mohad (MP)
  7. Hosahalika (Karnataka)

There is one more village in Bihar where Sanskrit is a primary language but I don't recall its name.

Sanskrit is a very scientific language. The next generation super computers are planned to be made in Sanskrit language as NASA believes it is the most easily understandable language by computer. But in India, the government didn't promote this wonderful language; that's the reason why it comes to end in most of the states. Maybe in the next few decades it will become a dead language but presently it's not.

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I can't say anything about Latin but i can definitely tell you something about Sanskrit. Sanskrit is a less spoken language not a dead language. There are 7 villages in INDIA where all the people including small children, women,elder people, literate and illiterate speak fluently in Sanskrit.
1.) Mattur (Karnataka) 2.) Jhiri (MP) 3.) Sasana (Orrisa) 4.) Baghuwar(MP) 5.) Ganoda (Rajasthan) 6.) Mohad (MP) 7.) Hosahalika (Karnataka) There is one more village in Bihar where sanskrit is a primary language but i am not getting its name in my mind. Sanskrit is a very scientific language. Next generation super computers are planned to make in Sanskrit language as NASA believes it is the most easily understandable language by computer. But in India, Govt didn't promote this wonderful language that's the reason why it comes to end in most of the states. May be in next few decades it will become a dead language but presently it's not.