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learning Pali

VincenziVincenzi Veteran
edited April 2011 in Buddhism Today
do anyone knows of links for learning Pali? what are the universities (european) that teach Pali?

thanks :)

(he, there's no more a default category)

Comments

  • DakiniDakini Veteran
    Have you checked the internet for "Pali language course"? Accesstoinsight.org has a "Guide" to learning Pali, and there are other listings.
  • what I have found is the Pali Tipitaka in pali (romanized, in devanagari and in other scripts).
  • Pimsleur is excellent for learning a foreign language. It's not as expensive as Rosetta, and I think you can test it out on youtube. Try it out before you buy it. I was learning Japanese super fast, but now I would like to learn korean too.
  • @Malachy12

    Pali is not a language supported by Pimsleur or Rosetta.
  • darn then, Pimsleur has been expanding lately to cover tons of languages.
  • the point of the thread is that Pali is taught in few countries (and websites).
  • you're doomed, dooooomed
  • There are many Pali language courses available online. Do a search, as Dakini suggested, for "Pali language course" and you'll find many choices:

    www.accesstoinsight.org/lib/author/bullitt/learningpali.html

    www.bodhimonastery.net/bm/programs/pali-class-online.html

    www.pali.pratyeka.org

    www.urbandharma.org/udharma4/pali.html

    etc. We can help you, Vincenzi, but you have to be willing to help yourself. You could have looked this up yourself.
  • @compassionate_warrior

    yes, but someone may have tested already a course and can recommend one.
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