Could you please advise how to pronounce some special characters?

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Om Krishna Guru

 

Dear Voja,

 

Thanks a lot for your help.

 

I'm chanting some gifted mantras to

me and would like to improve my pronunciation. Could you recommend any

book or links in Internet to study that deeply?

 

Sincerely yours,

 

Youry

 

sohamsa wrote on 27/02/2006 02:30:47

AM:

 

> Om mahagaëapataye namaù

> Dear Youry,

> ë, ö and ñ to be pronounced as n, t and

sh, but with tip of tongue up on the palate

> ä, é and ü- like a, i and u but twice longer,

 

> ç soft, like in english word sure, the same position

of tongue like in saying y

> ï-the same, like n before y

> ì as n before k or g

> à-anusvära, " pure " nasal, like m but

not closing lips

> ù-visarga, final expiration with a little " echo "

of preceding vowel.

> Hope it helps

> Best wishes,

> Voja

>

>

> sohamsa , khmelevsky

wrote:

>

> Om Krishna Guru

>

> Dear Listed Members,

>

> Could you please advise how to pronounce the following characters

(in

> Sanskrit Mantras transliteration)?

>

> ë ä à ç ñ ì ù é ö ü ï

>

> Sincerely yours,

>

> Youry

>

> --- End forwarded message ---

>

> .

>

> *tat savitur varenyam*

>

>

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|| Om mahaganapataye namah ||

 

Dear Youry,

if you want to improve your pronunciation from book I know 2 books where it is pretty well explained. One is Wikner's "Sanskrit introductory course". The other is written by Tomas Eagenes, I can't remember title, but it is book for learning Sanskrit. If you can not find them or are interested for deeper study write me at vojatrajananda

Best wishes,

Voja

 

sohamsa , khmelevsky wrote:Om Krishna GuruDear Voja,Thanks a lot for your help.I'm chanting some gifted mantras to me and would like to improve mypronunciation. Could you recommend any book or links in Internet tostudythat deeply?Sincerely yours,Yourysohamsa wrote on 27/02/2006 02:30:47 AM:> Om mahagaëapataye namaù> Dear Youry,> ë, ö and ñ to be pronounced as n, t and sh, but with tip of tongueup onthe palate> ä, é and ü- like a, i and u but twice longer,> ç soft, like in english word sure, the same position of tonguelike insaying y> ï-the same, like n before y> ì as n before k or g> à-anusvära, "pure" nasal, like m but not closing lips> ù-visarga, final expiration with a little "echo" of precedingvowel.> Hope it helps> Best wishes,> Voja>>> sohamsa , khmelevsky@ wrote:>> Om Krishna Guru>> Dear Listed Members,>> Could you please advise how to pronounce the following characters(in> Sanskrit Mantras transliteration)?>> ë ä à ç ñ ì ù é ö ü ï>> Sincerely yours,>> Youry>> --- End forwarded message --->> .>> *tat savitur varenyam*>>

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Dear Voja,

 

Namaste.

 

I'm very sorry for delay with my answer.

I really appreciate your help, thank you very much.

 

I'm going to buy new Jyotish books (new

for me) in coming next few months and will try to find recommended by you

Sanskrit books as well.

 

Thanks a lot again.

 

Sincerely yours,

 

Youry

 

sohamsa wrote on 01/03/2006 01:51:33

AM:

 

> || Om mahaganapataye namah ||

>

> Dear Youry,

> if you want to improve your pronunciation from

book I know 2 books where it is

> pretty well explained. One is Wikner's " Sanskrit introductory

course " . The

> other is written by Tomas Eagenes, I can't remember title, but it

is book for

> learning Sanskrit. If you can not find them or are interested for

deeper study

> write me at vojatrajananda

> Best wishes,

> Voja

>

>

> sohamsa , khmelevsky

wrote:

>

> Om Krishna Guru

>

> Dear Voja,

>

> Thanks a lot for your help.

>

> I'm chanting some gifted mantras to me and would like to improve my

> pronunciation. Could you recommend any book or

links in Internet to

> study

> that deeply?

>

> Sincerely yours,

>

> Youry

>

> sohamsa wrote on 27/02/2006 02:30:47 AM:

>

> > Om mahagaëapataye namaù

> > Dear Youry,

> > ë, ö and ñ to be pronounced as n, t and

sh, but with tip of tongue

> up on

> the palate

> > ä, é and ü- like a, i and u but twice longer,

> > ç soft, like in english word sure, the same

position of tongue

> like in

> saying y

> > ï-the same, like n before y

> > ì as n before k or g

> > à-anusvära, " pure " nasal, like

m but not closing lips

> > ù-visarga, final expiration with a little

" echo " of preceding

> vowel.

> > Hope it helps

> > Best wishes,

> > Voja

> >

> >

> > sohamsa , khmelevsky@

wrote:

> >

> > Om Krishna Guru

> >

> > Dear Listed Members,

> >

> > Could you please advise how to pronounce

the following characters

> (in

> > Sanskrit Mantras transliteration)?

> >

> > ë ä à ç ñ ì ù é ö ü ï

> >

> > Sincerely yours,

> >

> > Youry

> >

> > --- End forwarded message ---

> >

> > .

> >

> > *tat savitur varenyam*

> >

> >