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oldest surviving language in the world is ?
(A) French (B) English (C) Sanskrit (D) Hindi​

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Answered by bansalrohan456
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Linguist thought the Sanskrit was very influential to several languages in Europe. They also believe that the language came from Tamil. Sanskrit, which is 4,000 years old (some say its 6,000 years of age), used to be the language of the classics in India. Until now, Sanskrit is still an official language in the Indian Peninsula despite its limited use as an everyday language.

Sanskrit first appeared in 2000 BC and hailed as the gods’ language. The principles of the language were used during the construction of the computer’s basic language. It consists of 49 letters and spoken in Uttarakhand, in India’s Himalayan North. The language combines sound vibrations and often used for mantra meditation in an area that is teeming with Hindu temples.

Answered by sunirmalbehera088
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C) Sanskrit

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