what isthe difference between hindi and sanskrit

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 Hindi is rashrabasha and Sanskirt is a lauguage whick used in olden days

sanskrit mein 13 swar hote hain par hindi mein 11 swar hote hain

We will call the Sanskrit as god's language.But we will not call the Hindi as god's language.

the style and way of talking and writing

*sanskrit was the earliest language of India but now we speak hindi

*sanskrit is a god language but hindi is not

*sanskrit is used by olden people&priests in temples but hindi is used by common people

*the way of writting and speaking these 2 language is very different

 Sanskrit nd hindi are similar but not same like sanskrit is hard nd hindi is easy hindi is easy bcoz hindi is made by sanskrit nd sanskrit is very hard but if we will try to understand it we can easitly got sanskrit just as hindi nd u must try to understand sanskrit bcoz it is an vry useful language nd all the hindu scripts are written in sanskrit

Only earliest days peoples not speak sanskrit.in these days people also speak sanskrit.

wat dyo mean @ supriya

hindi is our are national language and sanskrit is a language which is used in olden days........

hindi is made from sanskrit

HINDI IS OUR NATIONAL LANG BUT SANSKRIT IS NOT

1. It is the official language of the Union of India. Although Sanskrit is the mother of many Indian languages including Hindi and there are many similarities between Sanskrit andHindi as regards scripts, words and pronunciation, a number of dissimilarities and differences too do exist between the two.
2. Sanskrit has a very complex system of grammar and composition structure comparable only with Greek and Latin and to some extent with German...While Hindi, is much easier in its grammar and composition structures with simple words and lesser importance attached to pronunciation...!!!

3. Historical difference

   According to Hindu mythology, Brahma, referred to as grandfather introduced the language as medium of worship, for composing music for entertainment of God and Goddesses and writing literature in praise of the creator of universe. This is the reason that Sanskrit is called Dev Bhasha (language of God). During the middle of 18th century the world started to take interest in Sanskrit due to the discovery by famous historian Max Muller, of some of the greatest scientific and mathematical formula, experiment, research, analysis and results in the supposedly oldest books in the world like, Veda and Purana written in Sanskrit. Going deep into the form and structure of the language would also make one astonished by the resemblance of the language with other lesser old heritage languages of the world namely Greek and Latin. It is believed that the available written oldest Sanskrit literature dates back to 2000 BC. Two of the greatest epics of the world, Ramayana and Mahabharata were written in Sanskrit. The Hindu rulers of India especially those belonging to Maurya, Sen and Kusha dynasties actively encouraged and patronized the great Sanskrit poets and dramatists for quite a long time. Even the Mughal emperors who ruled India during the last leg of Islamic rule, used to honor Sanskrit scholars as a part of their administrative policy.

   Hindi or standard Hindi  or high grammar Hindi is the language of people living in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Uttar Khand and other parts in Northern India. The dialect of Hindi also Known as Hindustani language started to be used as language for administrative purposes during 1600 AD in India. During that period Hindi did not have any recognition as separate language and was treated as part of Urdu language. From the first half of 19th century a pro-Hindi movement came-up ending in official recognition of Hindi as a separate language.