It has official status in afghanistan. Pashto, sometimes also romanized as pashtu or pakhto, is the most widely spoken modern eastern iranian language, spoken primarily in south of afghanistan and northwest of pakistan Originally spoken by the pashtun people, pashto became the national language of afghanistan in 1936
It is spoken by more than 35 million people, most of whom reside in afghanistan or pakistan It is one of the two official languages of afghanistan, alongside dari (afghan persian), and is also widely spoken in the khyber pakhtunkhwa province and baluchistan region of pakistan. Smaller speech communities exist in iran, tajikistan, the united arab emirates, and the united kingdom.
Northern pashto, spoken mainly in pakistan Southern pashto, spoken mainly in afghanistan And central pashto, spoken mainly in pakistan. Pashto is one of two official languages of the islamic republic of afghanistan
Learn the pashto language with this beginner's guide covering the alphabet, pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and tips for mastering the language with a native teacher.
