It handles Sanskrit just fine. I asked regular Gemini: Translate this Sanskrit phrase to English: "Gajah vrkSam khaadati" The response was: Sure. Here is t

It handles Sanskrit just fine. I asked regular Gemini: Translate this Sanskrit phrase to English: "Gajah vrkSam khaadati" The response was: Sure. Here is the translation of the Sanskrit phrase "Gajah vrkSam khaadati" to English: "The elephant eats the tree." The phrase is composed of the following words: Gajah (गज) - elephant vrkSa (वृक्ष) - tree khaadati (खादति) - eats The phrase is in the present tense, and the subject is the elephant. The object is the tree. The verb "khaadati" is in the third person singular form, which agrees with the subject "gajah." I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.