Is Tamil language a Pre Sanskrit language?

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However, it is generally acknowledged that Tamil has one of the oldest written traditions among living languages, while Sanskrit has been recognized as one of the oldest recorded languages in the world.
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No tamil Language is not a pre sanskrit
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It is easy to learn Sanskrit for the person who is already a native speaker of Tamil.
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Tamil is an oldest language in the world but not a pre Sanskrit language.
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From alphabets.
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Is the Tamil language script from Devnagari?
No, the Tamil script is not derived from Devanagari; it has its own unique origins within the Dravidian language family and evolved independently.
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How many countries speak Tamil in the world?
countries which speak Tamil Language: 1.SriLanka 2.Malaysia 3.Singapore 4.Burma 5.Fitje island 6.South Africa 7.Morishiyas island 8.England 9.Gyana 10.Madagaskar 11.Trinatat 12.Australlia 13.Canada
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How are Telugu and Tamil languages related?
Telugu and Tamil are both Dravidian languages, but Telugu has more Sanskrit influence, while Tamil retains its classical purity. They share some vocabulary and grammar.
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Is there any Tamil poem about beauty of Tamil language?
One of my favorites came in the movie Panchavarna Kili written by the famed poet Bharathidasan. It is entirely about the beauty of Tamil language. It equates Tamil to divine nectar and importance of the language to the Tamil society.
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