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Brahmagya

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  1. I would advise you to learn Sanskrit, because it is a classical & beautiful language. Hindi, like most other Indian languages, are derived offshoots of Sanskrit - each much easier to follow & speak than Sanskrit. So, even though learning Sanskrit may sound scary to most people, if learnt from a good teacher, I am sure you would find it much more logical to follow & hence captivating too! Hindi can be learnt for practical purposes with a little extra effort after learning Sanskrit. But remember, please start learning Hindi only after learning an appreciable amount of Sanskrit whereby you can independently read/write/comprehend the meanings of a few sentences or paragraphs at a time. I suggest you don't mix them up trying to learn them simultaneously, at least in the beginning. All the very best, TC.
  2. "sab kuch sambhav" means, everything is possible. "sab kuch milega" means, you will get everything. "sab kuch" = everything "sambhav" = possible "milega" = to obtain/get.
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