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How do you write Sanskrit in Sanskrit?

You can't write Sanskrit in Sanskrit, because Sanskrit is the language itself, not a writing system.

Here's why:

* Sanskrit has no unique script. It can be written in various scripts like Devanagari (most common), Sharada, Grantha, etc.

* Writing systems are tools for expressing language. Just like you use the English alphabet to write English, you use a specific script to write Sanskrit.

So, to write Sanskrit, you would choose a script like Devanagari and then use its letters to write the words and sentences.

For example:

* Sanskrit: नमस्ते (namaste)

* Devanagari script: नमस्ते

This demonstrates how the Devanagari script is used to represent the Sanskrit word "namaste."

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