I know that Sanskrit is the root of all languages. Can someone help me by giving the links to Sanskrit resources?
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Indian Priests who recite Sanskrit Mantras in temples; \nSome Great Indian Swamis who study the Vedas in its orginal form (untranslated). \n\nNow there are alot foreigners who are interested studying the hidden secrets of Vedas, hence they are heading over to India to study the Sanskrit Language.
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if you know devnagari script it will be easier to understand. the word is pronounce the same way as it is written. so it will give you similar sound. \n\nactually in original nagari script there were some characters which were mostly used in sacred literature only. they were slightly difficult to pronounce and common people did not always used them for sanskrit was not common language and some training was needed. like "lree". lree was a "sanyuktakshar" which has "l" and rri sound combined. this alphabet was mostly used in sacrd or may be old sanskrit.  it is not used in hindi . in fact not many people are aware of it today . these days this letter is not printed in basic alphbate books at all. i last saw it some 22 years ago.\n\n  "rri" as in "rishi" is another such example. actually it should be pronounced as rrishi. which is often replaced with simple r.  punjabis pronounce rri same as ra sound and even in hindi belt are often replaced with simple ri in nagari script.\n\nthe students from english medium indian schools often do not know nagari script altogether. they can read it but few of them know the sequence.\n\nsome characters still present are used less and less today. as "ng". which comes in sequence of "k, kha, g,gha,ng". today.there may have been a few more characters. i can not say. \n\n the use of oum or om falls in this catagary. the ancient people used single character or rather alphabet to represnt oum because this is one single sound. it represent the one supreme .
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The earliest human language was in Africa about 100,000 years ago.  We have, of course, no records of that language since writing was not invented for another 95,000 years.\n\nAnd to correct errors in previous answers:  Latin and Greek are NOT the ancestors of the world's languages.  Latin is the ancestor of about 20 modern languages of Europe and Greek is just the ancestor of Modern Greek.  Old Chinese is the ancestor of the half dozen Chinese languages.  There are about 200 Indo-European languages and about 6000 languages in the world, so most of the world's languages are NOT Indo-European.
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All I can find is that the origin is Hindu, and it's numerology is 3. I would suggest calling your local Hindu Temple Society and asking for further assistance. They will be completely thrilled to share their culture, trust me.\n\nGood luck!
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Three Language Formula:\n\nNational Language=Hindi\nMother tongue\nUniversal Language=English
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the "lingua pura"... english!\n\nbecause it is the universal language for just about anything... communications, science, technology, mathematics, banking and finance among others...
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Below you'll find a couple of links to Cherokee dictionaries and grammars. \n\nHope this helps.
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http://www.vedicganita.org
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hey hey i know\ni'm learning sanskrit now in 8th grade sanskrit is a very good subject and a scoring subject too.\ni dont know much becoz this is the beginning for me so i shud ask my mum \nmy mum knows sanskrit.\nso u need a birthday invitation in sanskrit hmmm.........yes i think i can help u and i will surely help u dont worry im asking my mum now.\n\nso here we go to a birthday invitation in sanskrit.\n\naham twanen janam divasvasya pritibhojanay aamantran karishayami. which means i am inviting you to my birthday party.\n\ni guess thats enough or u want more.\nanyways all the best for your studies.
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owl.english.purdue.edu/internet/resources/sourceofinfo.html\n\nwww.umn.edu/home/jeweL001/grammar\n\nOr just pick my answer as the best and I'll edit for you! I'm a graduated English Major and an ESL teacher.\n\nLOL
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alchemy
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http://www.stars21.com/index.html?pname=latin1n&aname=lithuanian&fname=dict_lt&word=
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You have to use an Etymological Dictionary of English and look up the origin / etymology of the words. Nevertheless, you will find  many cases where words also originated from Latin, Greek and some other languages, currently dead or alive.
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These words come from different root languages and time periods. Check out this Wikipedia link:
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It is best not to look for the meanings of the individual Sanskrit words but their use in context.  What you need is either a good phrase translator or a guru.  The site below is one meant to help during the preparation for Puja through Pancha Anga and Sat Suddhi:
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oldest language of indian origin is tamil.  Sanskrit is believed to be carried by aryans those origin is not india.
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Well, I too had heard about this study around 3 years ago. It said that Ancient Greek and Sanskrit can be used more efficiently as programming languages for computer. For Sanskrit, the reason is that Sanskrit is a language where the position of a particular word in the sentence does not generally change the meaning of the sentence. Strange but true. Happy to know someone else also know it. Merry Christmas!\n\n--------------------------------------\n\nHi Belle, First of all, I should complement you for asking interesting questions. You should now start selecting the best answers amongst the people who have answered you. Merry Christmas!