Is the Tamil language similar to Sanskrit?

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No Tamil language is not similar to sanskrit, because Tamil language we were using from 2nd century onwards , In sanskrit they are not following our grammer script. Tamil has unique grammer rule and tholkaappiyar and bavanandhi munivar mentioned in their books.
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Tamil and Sanskrit are two distinct languages with different origins and structures. While Tamil has been influenced by Sanskrit, they are fundamentally different languages with their unique grammar and vocabulary.
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No. They are unique in their script and grammar. Tamil is an ancient having more 2000years of history.
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