Sanskrit should be taught like other skills

[Ram51]

2 minutes ago, Kaashayam said:

Kotha ID veskoni evarocharu brother? Thread lo vallade vere ID anukunte you are wrong. Kothavallu typing cheyakudada mee opinions ki against ga?

aa mukka nenekkada anna.. mari ekkuva serious ga teeskunntunnav.. remove the fork from ur ass before posting.. 

[Kaashayam]

2 minutes ago, Ram51 said:

aa mukka nenekkada anna.. mari ekkuva serious ga teeskunntunnav.. remove the fork from ur ass before posting.. 

Idi mari bagundi. Abusive language vadakapoina reverse attack ki digithe fork evadiki unattu? Poyi fan pages lo godava padachu ga 

[Ram51]

[MobileMusic]

On 8/7/2019 at 1:29 PM, Kaashayam said:

అయితే తెలుగు చదవడం రాయడం ఎందుకు నేర్చుకోవాలి? మాట్లాడేసి ఆంగ్లం స్పానిష్ మాండరిన్ జర్మన్ తదితర భాషలు నేర్పించి పనికి పంపవచ్చు గా! 

సంస్కృతం నేర్చుకోవాలి ప్రతి ఒక్కరు. ఆధునిక భావాలు కలిగి ఉండటం తప్పు కాదు కానీ చైనా వాడి కర్మాగారాల్లో పని చేయాల్సి వస్తుంది కదా అని ముందే మాండరిన్ నేర్పి మన విలువలు కొల్పోలేము అని విన్నపం 

You said "everyone" should learn Sanskrit but you have not mentioned any "advantages" of learning Sanskrit that declined way back in the 13th century with the invasion of Mughals -

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanskrit

We lost our culture with the invasion of British Raj -

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Raj

Timeline of Indian History -

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Indian_history

When we adopted western culture, we lost some of the value of our culture. And because we lost some of our culture, it is not valuable to anyone (not even to us) to learn our ancient stuff - they are of NO use. So many languages in India was another chaos. Countries like China, Japan, Korea, etc "preserved" their culture and languages (for the foreseeable future) but that resulted in very severe language barriers for them while dealing and communicating or doing business with the rest of the world. And because they preserved their cultures and not going to learn the global English language, their languages are valuable for others to learn them to do business with those niches.. Had we preserved our culture like those countries, it would have made sense to learn Sanskrit so we could communicate and transact business in Sanskrit and also become valuable to other countries. But now, there is no use for it because it has no value.

Preparing for the future instead of living in ancient times is ideal.

Here is precisely what I said before about the importance of learning International Languages and being BILINGUAL -
(ignore the video title or thumbnail as it covers many aspects including language learning)