Learning a language through stories is one of the easiest ways to understand the sentence constructions. Because, in a story we get a variety of scenes and characters, the dialog between characters will be very lively to compare it with our day to day experience in life.

If you observe the sentences, you will find most of the words used in a language are repeatedly used and by reading such words to the context of the dialog, we get clear idea about the usage of such words and how the words give different meaning according to the scenery.

If you want to speak in a language, then we need to construct sentences which is native to that language and people of that language can easily understand your expression, since every language has its own ways of speaking out our mind. We get such native dialogs we need to construct while speaking out in that language.

Moreover, as we read stories, without our knowledge intuitively we will guess the meaning of words based on the scenery and dialogs by comparing it with other story dialogs. This way we will be learning more and more vocabularies of the language.

Sanskrit language is very special compared to other language because the prepositions are inbuilt in a noun and verb forms are descriptive about the tense, person and number of speech. Instead of byhearting thousands of words, we will naturally learn by repeatedly coming across such words in dialogs.

Using story reading we not only learn new words but also get clarity on how to use a word in proper form.

This course will give an idea of how the story is analyzed for different words and relations between words in a sentence. My other courses will give you clear picture of the Sanskrit language structure (Course-1, Course-2 & Course-3) and you can apply all that you learnt from my earlier courses in this course and in similar line, you can learn to analyze 50 stories from my "Applied Sanskrit by 50 Vikram Vetal Story Sentence Analytics" course.

Hope you find this course interesting and infusing interest in you to learn Sanskrit Language.

I wish you all the best and request you to give a try...