Sanskrit Transliteration & Pronunciation
Learn how to read and pronounce Sanskrit transliteration (Sanskrit in English letters) in this free course. Discover the special ways of writing Sanskrit letters in English and how to properly pronounce Sanskrit mantras. Designed for yoga students, teachers, mantra singers, and anyone interested in the Sanskrit language, this course will teach you the basics in just over an hour. Perfect for those looking to enhance their understanding of Sanskrit and its significance in Hindu and yogic texts.
What you’ll learn
- How to read Sanskrit Transliteration (Sanskrit in English letters)
- How to pronounce the Sanskrit Transliteration
In this course you will learn how to read and pronounce Sanskrit written in English script.
Sanskrit is the ancient language in which the Hindu and yogic texts were written in. Sanskrit uses an alphabet of 50+ letters, while in English we only have 26 letters. When Sanskrit is written in Latin symbols, i.e. in English letters there are some special ways of writing all the letters that are beyond the English 26 alphabet letters permit us. This is called transliteration.
When you encounter Sanskrit words like: Śīrṣāsana, or Ājñā how are they pronounced? The first will sound something like ‘Shirshasana’, and the second like ‘Agya’.
How would you read this mantra then?
oṃ tryámbakaṃ yajāmahe sughandhíṃ puṣṭivardhánam
urvārukam iva bandhánān mṛtyor mukṣīya māmṛtāt
To learn how to properly pronounce these mantras we need to learn how to read all these signs. In this free course I will teach you how to read this Sanskrit transliterations (Sanskrit Written in English Letters), As well as how to properly pronounce it.
This course is designed for Yoga students, Yoga teachers & Yoga enthusiasts, For Mantra singers and everyone interested in the Sanskrit language.
This 3 part course spanning a little over an hour will teach you all the basics you need to know to be able to read even full page chants
Who this course is for:
- Yoga students
- Yoga teachers
- Anyone interested in sanskrit