BOOK 2. THE BATH SCHOOL. N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov's "Bath School" and A Labour Spade 339 distortion that the Brain perceives, rejecting what it does not understand . N. Levashov , while creating his works, tried to explain the most serious things of the universe most intelligibly. And he succeeded more than anyone else. I noticed that the Users of the "SvetL" Programs , when reading the materials, DO NOT FEEL ANY DISCOMPORT in the perception of seemingly "unfamiliar" words. There are many who just refuse when communicating with people to use the words "imposed" on us with certain aims. And there are more than enough words of this kind today. I often hear people use BLAGO DARU (I am grateful to you) instead of SPASI BO ( G) – (Save God) – THANKS. And there are many examples of this kind. Since almost all languages of the world, to some extent, are a "product" of the Russian (Native) language, then, considering its initial flexibility, any other group of foreign languages will fit into its system. The Russian language is the richest language in the world, it contains five million words. For example, in the English language, there are 180000- 200000 words, whereas in Russian 200000 only basic words and about 1 million words of the active vocabulary. A well-known Indian scholar, professor of Sanskrit Durga Prasad Shastri at a scientific conference in 1964 in India noted that the Russian language and Sanskrit are the two languages in the world that are most similar to one another . "It's surprising, as he notes, that in our two languages word structure, style, and syntax are so much similar . There is even more similarity in grammar rules – all this triggers off, in his words, a deep curiosity among those who are familiar with linguistics". Russian Sanskrit Russian Sanskrit mater matr brat bhratar pramater pramatr bratstvo bhratrtva syn sunu, suna dever devar snoha snushu zayt jata jati svoyak svaka svoistvo svatva tata,tyatya tata zhena jani Let's take into account the opinion of well-known linguist- sanskritologists who are engaged in comparative typology of languages, and who are convinced that only one language – Sanskrit – can be the only proto- language that gave rise to other European languages. Moreover, the conclusion suggests – Sanskrit is purely Russian . If you want to hear how the original Sanskrit sounds, go to the north of our country and you will hear and make sure that the northern Pomorski dialect is that very Sanskrit.