I would really like to know how you would translate

My Mother's Love

In sanskrit.

I need this soon.

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HELP

I'm not too sure, but and Indian acquaintance has told me the following:

Namaste, Mother - हे मातः नमस्ते| (he maata namaste)
Mother, I love you - हे मातः अहं त्वयि स्निह्यामि| (he maata ahaM tvayi snihyaami)

"Namaste" is Hindi for thanks.

Hope you can use it.

Gromit82

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Originally Posted by skyla09

I would really like to know how you would translate

My Mother's Love

in sanskrit.

i need this soon.

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HELP

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मम मातुः प्रेम

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Originally Posted by gromitt82

I'm not too sure, but and Indian acquaintance has told me the following:

Namaste, Mother - हे मातः नमस्ते| (he maata namaste)
Mother, I love you - हे मातः अहं त्वयि स्निह्यामि| (he maata ahaM tvayi snihyaami)

"Namaste" is Hindi for thanks.

Hope you can use it.

Gromit82

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हे मातः नमस्ते| = O Mother, bow to you.

"Namaste" is basically Sanskrit word not Hindi.

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Originally Posted by drkpp

हे मातः नमस्ते| = O Mother, bow to you.

"Namaste" is basically Sanskrit word not Hindi.

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Thanks you for the clarification. However, let me say that though, as you say, Namaste is basically Sanskrit, the word namaste must be a usual greeting in India, for I have heard it many times whenever I have visited that subcontinent. Thanks, anyway

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Originally Posted by gromitt82

Thanks you for the clarification. However, let me say that though, as you say, Namaste is basically Sanskrit, the word namaste must be a usual greeting in India, for I have heard it many times whenever I have visited that subcontinent. Thanks, anyway

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Yes. It is the common greeting in India.

I would assume that you are a Hindu. I'm a Spaniard. It might be of ineterest for you to know that in Spain it has been recently published a Sanskkrit/Catalan/Sanskrit dictionary (Catalan is one of the 4 official languages spoken in Spain) which was presented in New Delhi last summer by one of our politics.
The funny thing about it is that there are perhaps only 2 or 3 persons in our country who are able to communicate in Sanskrit and I understand that even in India there are only a few thousand who speak it fluently. Is that true?
Which would you say is the most spoken language in India, aside of English?

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Originally Posted by gromitt82

I would assume that you are a Hindu. I'm a Spaniard. It might be of ineterest for you to know that in Spain it has been recently published a Sanskkrit/Catalan/Sanskrit dictionary (Catalan is one of the 4 official languages spoken in Spain) which was presented in New Delhi last summer by one of our politics.
The funny thing about it is that there are perhaps only 2 or 3 persons in our country who are able to communicate in Sanskrit and I understand that even in India there are only a few thousand who speak it fluently. Is that true?
Which would you say is the most spoken language in India, aside of English?

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Only a few hundred in India are fluent in Sanskrit.
Hindi is the national language of India & is widely spoken in India.

My mother and my father are my god

I love my u mother and father