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This is a good way to get back into your own life, but what is the value of being a marathi speaker? What is the value of knowing these things? I’m going to tell you this: sant namdev is a very useful resource for marathi speakers who have experienced Marathi, and the value of knowing these things.

If you have done a significant amount of speaking in your lifetime, you have seen and experienced Marathi. However, unless you are a Marathi speaker, you probably aren’t likely to know these. That is a shame and you should make it your goal to learn them.

Marathi is one of the oldest languages to have official, written language, the Sanskrit, and the Kaithi are the other two official languages of India. Marathi means “means a language spoken by the people”, referring to the dialects of the language. There are many dialects of the language, which vary in style, vocabulary, and even the pronunciation of particular words.

One of the things that makes Marathi so interesting is the plethora of words that refer to things that are foreign to Marathi. For example, the word rajashevar means a person who is lazy, and the word bhale means a person who is drunk. Hindi, the mother tongue spoken in India, has many words referring to people who are drunk, lazy, and who only speak a language of the people.

This makes it really easy for me to work with Marathi. Because not only do the words I want to use for a given situation, the pronunciation of the words, and the word combinations I want to use when I’m writing about the subject, are often in the same language. I can use almost anything from rajashevar to bhale without having to bother about the English-speaking world.

I could get to where I could easily use the word sant, but this is the same person who told me that an alcoholic who speaks only Marathi has no reason to speak English. I have no reason to speak English either.

This is the most common situation in the marathi language.

There are various reasons for this. Some of these reasons are so basic that they should be obvious. Other reasons that should be obvious are so obscure that I have no idea whether they are true or not.

The word sant in Marathi is derived from Sanskrit. The word sant (संगीत) means “saint” and has a long and beautiful history that can be traced back to the Middle Ages.