ETYMOLOGY - From Sanskrit to English
Sanskrit - aham = ah + am. Remove am = ah = I of English
Sanskrit - vayam = vi + am. Remove am = vi = we of English
Sanskrit - tvam = tu + am. Remove am = tu of old English e.g. ye tu Brutus
Sanskrit - yuuyam = yuu + am. Remove am = yuu = you of English
Sanskrit - idam = id + am Remove am = id = it of English
Sanskrit - they = they of English
Sanskrit - vayam = vi + am. Remove am = vi = we of English
Sanskrit - tvam = tu + am. Remove am = tu of old English e.g. ye tu Brutus
Sanskrit - yuuyam = yuu + am. Remove am = yuu = you of English
Sanskrit - idam = id + am Remove am = id = it of English
Sanskrit - they = they of English
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Such similarities are striking in many East Asian languages, for whom the old language Pali Prakrut is the mother. For example, in Malay language Maaf is pardon. In Indoneasia, one can find "Dirgah Ayuhu Indonesia" banners all over the country during the National day festivities... and half the names of Thais smack of Sansrkit.
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