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Re:Some things to learn from the British East India Company'... by elankart on Sunday September 04, 2022 @09:33AM (#32712869)
You lost me there in calling Sankrit the mother language. Telugu has a different lineage and Sankrit is alien to Indian Sub-continent. Please stop using HN to subtly push your agenda.
Re:Some things to learn from the British East India Company'... by unmole on Sunday September 04, 2022 @12:47PM (#32714950)
> Telugu has a different lineage

True. But of all South Indian languages, Telugu shows the most Sanskrit influence.

> Sankrit is alien to Indian Sub-continent

This is a bizzare assertion. Classical Sanskrit was developed in India. That is likely true of even archaic forms of Sanskrit and the Prakrit substrate.

Re:Some things to learn from the British East India Company'... by noisy_boy on Sunday September 04, 2022 @01:44PM (#32715607)
Words from Sanskrit can be found not only in several Indian languages but even in some south east asian languages. I speak four languages out of which three have words from Sanskrit. Learn a bit before alleging things.