- Language apps
Language apps can be great because they often make language learning into a game, challenging you to improve your skills on a daily basis. The key to using apps is using them regularly, so make sure you put in at least 10 minutes every day to get the best results. Some of the most popular include Multibhashi, Duolingo, and Little Guru.
- Listen to music
Swap your usual choice of music for some more Sanskrit-focussed artists to get into the Sanskrit vibe.
- Do Repetition process
When you memorize something, then your brain will store it only as short-term memory. Only with repetition, it will store the information for long-term memory in your brain. So it’s better to work on a lot of repetitions.
- Focus on your goal and Believe in urself
“Be positive and believe that you will be able to do it.” This is the first step that learners need to focus on. Once they have overcome their fear of making mistakes and “what if I pronounced the word incorrectly?” That is when they can proceed.
- Patience is the key to success
Patience is one of the main characteristics that present in a good listener. Your body and mind should be present while listening to the Sanskrit audiobook. Suppose, if you are physically listening and your mind is somewhere else, you will never be able to acquire whatever you have listened to. Give your full attention to the speech and consume useful information.
- Focus on the individual sounds of the Sanskrit alphabet
Start focusing on the individual sounds of the Sanskrit alphabet. Read a little about the general mouth and tongue placement used to create the Sanskrit accent, also called Sanskrit phonology. Be attentive to the difference between hard and soft consonants as well as vowels, as these are both fundamental concepts in the Sanskrit language.
- Find a Sanskrit speaker
Try to communicate with a Sanskrit speaker. Having a face-to-face conversation with a native Sanskrit speaker will improve your fluency as well as understanding.
- Learn Sanskrit Grammar
You cannot avoid grammar this part in Sanskrit as you need to understand this structure. By learning the grammar words will come naturally to you, need to understand how you arrange the words to build a sentence.
- Increase your speaking speed
When reaching an intermediate level, you need to make the transition of the language to talking automatically. Practice talking about things that are relevant to you in Sanskrit, and it will speed up your process.
- Conversation Practice
When people started to learn languages, they always focused only on learning grammar, rewriting sentences, and conjugating verbs. Speaking practice is pushed to the side, practice your Sanskrit conversation if you want to achieve your speaking fluency.
- Recording Yourself
Recording to yourself is perfect for practicing speaking and pronunciation by yourself. Try to listen and repeat the sentences out loud, record the one you heard and try to compare them with the Sanskrit speaker on the video.