गीतम्
Open or refresh the class with a short Sanskrit song. Repetition gives learners the sound and rhythm of complete sentences before formal explanation.
Sanskrit conversation programme
A practical pathway for speaking Sanskrit from the first greeting. This ten-day training has one two-hour session every day. It uses guided conversation, songs, vocabulary, grammar in context, stories, games and role-play so learners hear, speak and respond in Sanskrit every day.
कालावधिः: १० दिनानि प्रतिदिनं २ घण्टे Total: 20 guided hours
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Curriculum pathway
Each session revises earlier speech before adding one new language pattern. Teachers can use the sequence as a Shibir plan, while self-learners can follow it as a daily practice route.
How a Shibir session works
The training material returns to recitation and revision, then places each new language pattern inside a spoken activity. These components suit a school, community group or teacher-training session.
Open or refresh the class with a short Sanskrit song. Repetition gives learners the sound and rhythm of complete sentences before formal explanation.
Bring back the previous day’s words and sentence patterns. Use quick oral prompts so every learner speaks.
Model a short exchange, practise it in pairs, then change names, objects, places or actions to make the pattern productive.
Use number games, object identification, picture prompts and movement-based tasks to make vocabulary memorable.
Invite learners to add one sentence at a time. A shared story creates a natural reason to listen, respond and reuse language.
End together with a short prayer or unity verse, such as “सर्वे भवन्तु सुखिनः”, to close the spoken practice as a group.
Start speaking
Say these exchanges aloud with a partner. Replace the names, places and objects with your own words after the first round.
अ: नमस्कारः। भवतः नाम किम्?
ब: मम नाम सुरेशः। भवत्याः नाम किम्?
अ: मम नाम गीता। धन्यवादः।
अ: पुस्तकं कुत्र अस्ति?
ब: पुस्तकं आसन्दस्य उपरि अस्ति।
अ: सम्यक्। धन्यवादः।
अ: भवान् कदा विद्यालयं गच्छति?
ब: अहं प्रातः अष्टवादने विद्यालयं गच्छामि।
अ: तत्र किं करोति?
ब: तत्र पठामि, लिखामि च।
अ: देवालयः कुत्र अस्ति?
ब: देवालयः विद्यालयस्य पुरतः अस्ति।
अ: धन्यवादः।
May all be happy. Use the closing verse to end the session together, then encourage learners to carry one Sanskrit greeting or sentence into their day.