Sanskrit Self Introduction — say your name on day one

• मम नाम X अस्ति। — My name is X.
• अहं मुम्बई-नगरे वसामि। — I live in Mumbai.
• अहं अभियन्ता अस्मि। — I am an engineer.
• मम परिवारे पञ्च जनाः सन्ति। — Five people in my family.
• मम मातृभाषा हिन्दी अस्ति। — My mother tongue is Hindi.

1. The teacher’s voice asks भवतः नाम किम्? (What is your name?)
2. You speak your name aloud in the Sanskrit pattern मम नाम __ अस्ति।
3. The app evaluates your spoken answer against the expected pattern — semantically, not character-by-character. Five lotuses if the pattern matched.
4. Five to seven such questions later, you’ve introduced yourself in Sanskrit.
5. Repeat the lesson tomorrow. By day three, the patterns feel natural.

Every word you’ll use is true. Your name, your city, your work, your family — answers you already know, just in a new tongue. That means you’re not memorising vocabulary in the abstract. You’re translating a piece of yourself, which is the fastest path to remembering Sanskrit sentence patterns.