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The Hindus believe that "Sanskrit is the mother of all Languages".

It is a fact that Sanskrit has enriched most Indian Languages including the Dravidian Languages such as Telugu, as Latin enriched some languages like English.

Since Hinduism is believed by some people to be the oldest recorded religion in the world and Sanskrit was the Languagelanguage of the people Thosethose days, Do Linguistsdo linguists agree that Sanskrit is the mother of all languages, or do they consider it a myth?

Do you think that there must be a common language for our
ancestors ancestors who might have spoken a language though it might not behave been Sanskrit?

The Hindus believe that "Sanskrit is the mother of all Languages".

It is a fact that Sanskrit has enriched most Indian Languages including the Dravidian Languages such as Telugu as Latin enriched some languages like English

Since Hinduism is believed by some people to be the oldest recorded religion in the world and Sanskrit was the Language of the people Those days, Do Linguists agree that Sanskrit is the mother of all languages or do they consider it a myth?

Do you think that there must be a common language for our
ancestors who might have spoken a language though it might not be Sanskrit?

Hindus believe that "Sanskrit is the mother of all Languages".

It is a fact that Sanskrit has enriched most Indian Languages including the Dravidian Languages such as Telugu, as Latin enriched some languages like English.

Since Hinduism is believed by some people to be the oldest recorded religion in the world and Sanskrit was the language of the people those days, do linguists agree that Sanskrit is the mother of all languages, or do they consider it a myth?

Do you think that there must be a common language for our ancestors who might have spoken a language though it might not have been Sanskrit?

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The Hindus believe that "Sanskrit is the mother of all Languages".

It is a fact that Sanskrit has enriched most Indian Languages including the Dravidian Languages such as Telugu. as Latin enriched some languages like English

Since Hinduism is believed by some people to be the oldest recorded religion in the world and Sanskrit was the Language of the people Those days, Do Linguists agree that Sanskrit is the mother of all languages or do they consider it a myth?

Do you think that there must be a common language for our
ancestors who might have spoken a language though it might not be Sanskrit?

The Hindus believe that "Sanskrit is the mother of all Languages".

It is a fact that Sanskrit has enriched most Indian Languages including the Dravidian Languages such as Telugu.

Since Hinduism is believed by some people to be the oldest recorded religion in the world and Sanskrit was the Language of the people Those days, Do Linguists agree that Sanskrit is the mother of all languages or do they consider it a myth?

Do you think that there must be a common language for our
ancestors who might have spoken a language though it might not be Sanskrit?

The Hindus believe that "Sanskrit is the mother of all Languages".

It is a fact that Sanskrit has enriched most Indian Languages including the Dravidian Languages such as Telugu as Latin enriched some languages like English

Since Hinduism is believed by some people to be the oldest recorded religion in the world and Sanskrit was the Language of the people Those days, Do Linguists agree that Sanskrit is the mother of all languages or do they consider it a myth?

Do you think that there must be a common language for our
ancestors who might have spoken a language though it might not be Sanskrit?

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The Hindus believe that "Sanskrit is the mother of all Languages".

It is a fact that Sanskrit has enriched most Indian Languages including the Dravidian Languages such as Telugu.

Since Hinduism is the believed by some people to be the oldest recorded religion in the world and Sanskrit was the Language of the people Those days, Do Linguistics agreeLinguists agree that Sanskrit is the mother of all languages or do they consider it a myth?

Do you think that there must be a common language for our
ancestors who might have spoken a language though it might not be Sanskrit?

The Hindus believe that "Sanskrit is the mother of all Languages".

It is a fact that Sanskrit has enriched most Indian Languages including the Dravidian Languages such as Telugu.

Since Hinduism is the oldest recorded religion in the world and Sanskrit was the Language of the people Those days, Do Linguistics agree that Sanskrit is the mother of all languages or do they consider it a myth?

The Hindus believe that "Sanskrit is the mother of all Languages".

It is a fact that Sanskrit has enriched most Indian Languages including the Dravidian Languages such as Telugu.

Since Hinduism is believed by some people to be the oldest recorded religion in the world and Sanskrit was the Language of the people Those days, Do Linguists agree that Sanskrit is the mother of all languages or do they consider it a myth?

Do you think that there must be a common language for our
ancestors who might have spoken a language though it might not be Sanskrit?

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