India: Sanskrit and Lithuanian words adorn the school wall in Delhi | WION Dispatch

The Lithuanian Embassy in India has recently undertaken a unique initiative to promote cultural exchange between the two countries. The embassy has painted the walls of a school in New Delhi with common words in Sanskrit and Lithuanian. This initiative has been widely appreciated on social media, with many people praising the embassy’s efforts to foster cultural understanding.
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  • @daniuscesnauskas9184
    @daniuscesnauskas91848 ай бұрын

    "Kas tvam asi? Asmi svapnas tava tamase nakte. Agniṃ dadau te śradi tada viśpatir devas tvam asi." (Sanskrit) "Kas tu esi? Esmi sapnas tavo tamsioje naktyje. Ugnį daviau tau širdy, tada viešpatis dievas tu esi."(Lit)

  • @Olga-de3ru

    @Olga-de3ru

    4 ай бұрын

    Russian (latin.letters) Kto ty esi? Esm' son (uspenie) twoej temnoj noći. Ognia daju twoemu serdtsu, togda gospod' divny ty esi.

  • @antasosam8486
    @antasosam84868 ай бұрын

    With love from Lithuania 🇱🇹 ❤ 🇮🇳

  • @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-
    @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder- Жыл бұрын

    We need to start teaching Sanskrit as a Language in our Schools. There should be an Option for everyone to learn our Ancestral Language.

  • @Fontana-sb9ui

    @Fontana-sb9ui

    Жыл бұрын

    Unfortunately Sanskrit which I agree is an ancient language is ancient for a reason. Like Latin only students doing classical studies understand it . Our languages here are derived from Latin. Even Arabic words and Latin words march up . However even Indiana do not speak Sanskrit and never will do. Hindi is a Persian language .

  • @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-

    @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-

    Жыл бұрын

    ​@@Fontana-sb9ui What are you talking about. Almost a Million People in India Speak Sanskrit. When it comes to Hindi, it got mixed with Urdu which is a mix of Persian and Arabic. I don’t understand Persian or Arabic. That’s not my Ancestral Language.

  • @Fontana-sb9ui

    @Fontana-sb9ui

    Жыл бұрын

    @@-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder- Well there are actually 2.5 million people who can speak Sanskrit in India which is nothing when you think of 1.5 billion people. No native speakers are left. You will need to work on it from childhood which means a few generations for it to increase. Yes Hindi came from Aryan languages from Afghanistan and Iran and Arabic and some Sanskrit . It's nice to know a country wants to revive it but English is still the Lingua Franca

  • @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-

    @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-

    Жыл бұрын

    @@Fontana-sb9ui I don't know the exact number of People who speaks Sanskrit. Personally I want Sanskrit to be taught in every School in India as an Option. Sanskrit is the Ancestor of Hindi. Hindi isn't that old. English isn't that old either. English was formed around 500 A.D. The Arabic Language is an Afro-Asiatic Semitic Language which was preserved by the Arabian tribes while the Hamitic Language which was spoken by the Egyptian Pharaohs turned extinct.

  • @kathanak2290
    @kathanak2290 Жыл бұрын

    Sanskrit will show light to the generations to come like it did it in past.

  • @Alpha-tr7uf
    @Alpha-tr7uf Жыл бұрын

    Even in Russian language we can too find Many Parallels. 😊 I too got surprised. Our Ancestors were more connected with each other than us. Time to recollect

  • @wonderworld7721

    @wonderworld7721

    Жыл бұрын

    Lol.. i think that is now chinese !!..

  • @djoys7738
    @djoys7738 Жыл бұрын

    Wall writing is a beautiful way to convey the link between two languages and countries. Worth taking the initiation ahead, carefully

  • @NaSaSh1087
    @NaSaSh1087 Жыл бұрын

    Yes so many common words between these two languages. No wonder I have seen many Ancestry DNA shorts in yt and most Indians had at least some Baltic DNA.

  • @Fontana-sb9ui

    @Fontana-sb9ui

    Жыл бұрын

    Indians have Baltic DNA ? Haha no my friend Indiana don't . Maybe a bit of persian that's it

  • @NaSaSh1087

    @NaSaSh1087

    Жыл бұрын

    @@Fontana-sb9ui some of them like 2-3% , I saw in some shorts. Not all but some. And yeah obviously most indians will have at least some Iranic dna because north indians and Iranians had a similar ancestral language.

  • @abhinandankumargupta-xm6dp

    @abhinandankumargupta-xm6dp

    10 ай бұрын

    @@Fontana-sb9ui well do u know about indo aryans, all indo european languages share same ancestor, and the language today which has most similarities with Proto indo european language is Vedic sanskrit. All north indians (aryans) , baltics, greek, germans, iranians, italians, english, french have significant amounts of indo european R1a1 DNA. Maybe learn a learn a little bit before negating an already proven fact.

  • @glazedbeachbro3926

    @glazedbeachbro3926

    7 ай бұрын

    I think we mainly come from people's around Beijing and Lake Baikal and they moved westward to now Eastern Europe and also south to through Central Asia down to Pakistan/India. My understanding is that Brammin come from Uralic people?!...

  • @umax870

    @umax870

    3 ай бұрын

    No.

  • @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-
    @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder- Жыл бұрын

    Two of the most ancient Languages which are spoken in the Indian Subcontinent are Sanskrit and Tamil. Both are thousands of years old. Tamil is descended from Proto-Tamil.

  • @rachitborkar8393

    @rachitborkar8393

    Жыл бұрын

    you mean Harappan people used to speak Tamil or just the tribal people who assmiliated as a country started speaking and developing Tamil? Can you exactly predate... the exact Tamil scriptures first written down, after vocal passing... and what are the results of the carbon dating.

  • @bharathsf

    @bharathsf

    8 ай бұрын

    what nonsense is this Tamil superiority. No different tha Aryan superiroity by Hitler. There is no evidence Tamil is the oldest language. Its all vote pandering.

  • @glazedbeachbro3926
    @glazedbeachbro39267 ай бұрын

    I ❤ the shared history of India and Lithuania as well as the other cultures who shared Sanskrit language and early Hindu beliefs.

  • @avinashsharma7324
    @avinashsharma73247 ай бұрын

    its high time we start sanskrit compulsary in schools with English , instead of Urdu that represents our scars

  • @larsandrune
    @larsandrune Жыл бұрын

    Pretty Cool 👍🙂

  • @ramunesukiene3532
    @ramunesukiene3532 Жыл бұрын

    Lithuania is less then 3 million people in North Europe . And Lithuanian language speaks maybe 3 million people

  • @amit4Bihar
    @amit4Bihar7 ай бұрын

    Lithuania was part of the Uttara patha, Northern roads of greater India.

  • @RamaKrishnan-ml3mt
    @RamaKrishnan-ml3mt Жыл бұрын

    Lithuanians were worshipers of ugnis(agni) with its moolasthana in kaliningrad.They keep the torch alive.🙏

  • @vralla

    @vralla

    5 ай бұрын

    Karaliaučius not Kaliningrad. 💛💚❤

  • @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-
    @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder- Жыл бұрын

    Persian Avestan and Sanskrit have enough words in Common, but they didn't Cremate their Dead. Persians buried their Dead. People who spoke Sanskrit Cremated their dead. Ancient Cremation is practiced till this day and age throughout India. The problem with burying someone is the fact that his/her soul might rotate around a Cemetery without being at Peace. Cremation will release someone's soul to the afterlife.

  • @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-
    @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder- Жыл бұрын

    Central Asia was controlled by the Scythians till the Turks took over. Scythians weren't Aryans. They didn't do Vedic Fire Rituals. Scythians did convert to Hinduism and Buddhism. That happened in the past.

  • @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-
    @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder- Жыл бұрын

    Sanskrit is older than Lithuanian. Sanskrit is one of the few ancient languages which is spoken till this day and age.

  • @jantake

    @jantake

    Жыл бұрын

    no its not, they are both daughter languages, originating from proto-indo european. Lithuanian language may be the oldest language still spoken today actually.

  • @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-

    @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-

    Жыл бұрын

    ​@@jantake Is that a desperate Joke? The Vedic Texts are thousands of years older. Lithuanians never did Sacrifice in front of a Fire Altar. On top of that the Lithuanians buried their dead. We cremated our dead.

  • @jantake

    @jantake

    Жыл бұрын

    ​@@-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder- I mean you can say whatever comes to your mind without knowing the history, but that does not mean its true. A quick google search will tell you otherwise. Old Pagan (Romuva) traditions are still surviving today, Lithuania was the last country to be Christianized in Europe. Romuva is very close to todays Hindu religion, but with not that many gods. They follow, what it is called in Lithuanian, Darna or Dharna in India. So, you cant just present me with India's history without knowing Lithuania's, especially when the Lithuanian language started developing before Sanskrit ever became a thing. It is widely accepted that Lithuanian is around 5000 years old, while Sanskrit is 3500. Edit* Also, to add to your point about the dead, Indo-Europeans cremated and buried their dead, so what you said has no value to this conversation.

  • @vaiguvosapskaita9844

    @vaiguvosapskaita9844

    Жыл бұрын

    @@-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder- In Lithuania there was a custom of burning the dead. The bodies of the rulers of Lithuania were burned in the Šventaragis valley in the capital Vilnius, and the ashes were poured into the Neris River.

  • @liveforever141

    @liveforever141

    9 ай бұрын

    @@-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder- wrong. we cremated our dead, and we had Aukuras, Fire Altars, all over country, even now, I live near one, which, of course, sadly is not used, but archeological findings show that it was place of worship.

  • @Fontana-sb9ui
    @Fontana-sb9ui Жыл бұрын

    Indians came from Africa straight to India through a direct migration. North Indians have Persian, afghan DNA

  • @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-

    @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-

    Жыл бұрын

    Nice Joke. The DNA of Persians, Afghans etc originated out of the Indian Subcontinent in the form of F, a Haplogroup. Cowardly Wion wants to hide this fact.

  • @abhinandankumargupta-xm6dp

    @abhinandankumargupta-xm6dp

    10 ай бұрын

    nope persians, afgans, north indians, baltics, and other indo europeans have aryan/vedic people DNA

  • @Fontana-sb9ui

    @Fontana-sb9ui

    10 ай бұрын

    @@abhinandankumargupta-xm6dp no they don't hahahah . Europeans and slavics all trace roots to the Ukraine region and Iran . That's where the vedic people came from. Persia was there before the vedics . You should learn some history.

  • @tarjd6796

    @tarjd6796

    9 ай бұрын

    ​@@Fontana-sb9uithe vedic people were the Aryans who originated in and across the central Asian and Eastern European steppes. They migrated in multiple directions. 1. West, towards Europe (Yamnaya Aryans) mixing with Europes neolithic farmers (these farmers originated from the paleolithic, who entered Europe from the Syrian region 7,000 years ago, who themselves came out of africa thousands of years earlier), giving rise to the modern European's ancestors (such as the Corded Ware people). 2. South (or South west) into Iran. 3. South East into North and North Western India. Here they mixed with and further pushed South bound the nomadic farmers and settlers that arrived there before them (which arrived from the west out of Africa over several tens of thousands of years ago) know as the ancient Harrapan or the 'Indus valley' civilisation (Indus was the name given to these people by the Persians, which the Hellenistic Greeks transliterated to the word 'India'). Modern archaeological digs in the Indus valley region revealed that the Harrapa civilisation ran a sophisticated society, consisting of planned, structured townships with an elaborate sanitation, underground drainage and sewage system and irrigation water conduits, approximately 8000 years ago.

  • @Fontana-sb9ui

    @Fontana-sb9ui

    9 ай бұрын

    @@tarjd6796 I don't do dissertations on KZread. The Vedic people were a small population who have no bearing on the current Indian population. Even their beliefs were different . For example they had running water and sewages. Indian Hindus don't practice good hygiene.

  • @ingridnoraflowers8015
    @ingridnoraflowers8015 Жыл бұрын

    Nuostabu !!!!!!!

  • @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-
    @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder- Жыл бұрын

    Aryans are Native to the Indian Subcontinent. They performed Vedic Rituals near a Fire Altar which didn't exist in Europe. The Sacred Rig Veda never mentioned of any region or a river which existed in Central Asia or Europe.

  • @3rdeyevlogs335

    @3rdeyevlogs335

    Жыл бұрын

    But linguistic might have been far more historical than vedas and aryans....

  • @novaplius1
    @novaplius19 ай бұрын

    Russian language is hell

  • @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-
    @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder- Жыл бұрын

    The Lithuanian language was formed around 1000 B.C.E.. Sanskrit is way older than that.

  • @madhusoodanprasad2248
    @madhusoodanprasad2248 Жыл бұрын

    Aryans are not Indian origin people

  • @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-

    @-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder-

    Жыл бұрын

    That's what you were brainwashed to believe.

  • @madhusoodanprasad2248

    @madhusoodanprasad2248

    Жыл бұрын

    @@-wokeleftismisamentaldisorder- Bahujan raj will come and we will rule our country. Aryans discriminated us and divided us in many castes . We are uniting day by day. Jay Bharat

  • @clashingfrontiers

    @clashingfrontiers

    Жыл бұрын

    This is indeed the right thing that there was an exchange of race that happened but that happened way earlier than Varna system which leads to intermixing of Varnas so now you can't say by looking their caste who is arayan origin, there is only one way to tell which is dna fingerprinting and believe me pundits are white have more Aryan character as well as they have indo character but there are many shudras who have aryanic gene similar to pundits gene. You must go for ancestral dna test to know yours.💯

  • @madhusoodanprasad2248

    @madhusoodanprasad2248

    Жыл бұрын

    @Altem Universe Early Human migration happened through India to Australia. Read about Human migration. Aryan came to Indian subcontinent during Harappan era and killed Harappan culture and stabilised slavery, inhum@n, b@rbaric culture of Central Asian tribes. After that Huns and Shaka came to India just like Aryans.

  • @monuff4x007

    @monuff4x007

    26 күн бұрын

    ​​@@madhusoodanprasad2248 European Christian Not Aaryan 😂

  • @Duarteyahoo272
    @Duarteyahoo272 Жыл бұрын

    GUYS JESUS IS COMING TO SNATCH HIS PEOPLE TO HEAVEN MANY WILL SAY IT WAS ALIENS DONT BE DECEIVED BY THEM HOW TO BE SAVED FROM THE COMING JUDGEMENT OF GOD ON THE EARTH - - > ROMANS 10:9

  • @jamalicon1
    @jamalicon1 Жыл бұрын

    The Lithuanian words that exist in Lithuanian also exist in all indian languages aswell as other Indo-European languages like Spanish, German, greek and latin. Her statements it is the closest living language is completely untrue. Most linguist will disagree. Eastern Nationalist Promoting this idea constantly and attacking South Asian.

  • @glazedbeachbro3926

    @glazedbeachbro3926

    7 ай бұрын

    Please consider DNA. There is a connection not just the language or earlier shared Hindu beliefs.

  • @Laura-lt

    @Laura-lt

    7 ай бұрын

    No, it's not true. Comparasion: "Kas tvam asi? Asmi svapnas tava tamase nakte. Agniṃ dadau te śradi tada viśpatir devas tvam asi." (Sanskrit) "Kas tu esi? Esmi sapnas tavo tamsioje naktyje. Ugnį daviau tau širdy, tada viešpatis dievas tu esi."(Lit) ¿Quién eres tú? Soy un sueño en tu noche oscura. Te he dado fuego en tu corazón, entonces señor dios eres (spanish) Wer bist du? Ich bin ein Traum in deiner dunklen Nacht. Ich habe dir Feuer in dein Herz gegeben, dann bist du, Herr Gott (German) Qui es-tu? Je suis un rêve dans ta nuit noire. Je t'ai donné le feu dans ton cœur, alors tu es seigneur dieu (french) Who are you? I am a dream in your dark night. I have given you fire in thy heart, then lord god you are

  • @Olga-de3ru

    @Olga-de3ru

    4 ай бұрын

    Кто ты еси? Есмь сон (успение, усыпновение) твоей темной ночи. Огня даю твоему сердцу, тогда господь дивный ты еси. Kto ty esi? Esm' son (uspenie, usypnovenie) tvoej temnoj noči. Ognia daju tvoemu serdtsu, togda gospod' divny ty esi. (In Russian yet "son" have a synonym "drema" (as dream), etc.)

  • @Laura-lt

    @Laura-lt

    4 ай бұрын

    Кто ты? Я - сон в твоей темной ночи. Я дал тебе огонь в сердце твоем, и тогда, Господь Бог, ты@@Olga-de3ru

  • @Laura-lt

    @Laura-lt

    4 ай бұрын

    только первые буквы в словах похожи@@Olga-de3ru