Delhi Cab Driver And Passenger's Conversation In Fluent Sanskrit Leaves Internet Impressed
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Social media users were left impressed by the pleasant conversation and appreciated the people in the video.
Sanskrit, considered to be the 'language of the Gods', is one of the ancient languages of India. However, it is now spoken by less than 1% of Indians and is mostly used by Hindu priests during religious ceremonies, according to a BBC report. Thankfully, some people are still keeping the rich language alive. In a rare incident, a cab driver in Delhi left social media users impressed after he talked to his passenger in fluent Sanskrit. The video has been recorded near India Gate in Delhi. Amazing !!This car driver in Delhi speaks Sanskrit with me this morning!! pic.twitter.com/z6XU8B9glk
The video was posted on the Twitter handle @chidsamskritam and was captioned, ''Amazing !! This car driver in Delhi speaks Sanskrit with me this morning!!'' According to the handle's bio, the individual's mother tongue is Sanskrit.
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