Say Your Own · वचनम्
Now write the Sanskrit yourself
Everything else on this site gives you the line and asks you to repeat it. Here you are given the meaning and the Sanskrit is yours. Any word order passes — Sanskrit does not care where a word sits, only what it wears.
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Say this in Sanskrit
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Check it
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show me the line
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Say it out loud, then play the model and say it again with it. To hear yourself against it, use the recorder in the listening bar at the bottom left — it plays the model and you, back to back. Nothing here listens to you and marks you: your own ear does the judging, which is how it works in a real class.
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Eighty prompts across Levels 2 to 5, all of them built from words the classes have already taught. If a word will not come, the hint names the ending you need before it names the word.