Pashto (Afghanistan)

Includes comprehensive sections on Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Pashto, Tajik, Tashkorghani, Turkmen, Uighur and Uzbek.

Romanized. 334 pages. Pashto (also known as Pushtu or Pushto) is one of the official languages of Afghanistan and is also spoken in parts of northern Pakistan. It belongs to the Indo-Iranian branch of indo -European languages and is spoken by about 21 million people. This guide to the Pushtu language was originally published in 1938. The grammar explanations, syntax rules, and exercises are designed...

Romanized. Pashto (also known as Pakhto, Pakhtu, or Pushto) is the language of the Pashtoons, or Pushtuns, who have lived since recorded times in the southeast of Afghanistan and the adjacent Northwest Frontier Province of Pakistan. The language uses a variant of the Arabic script in its Persian form; however, to aid pronunciation the book has been transliterated into the roman alphabet. The two-way dictionary...

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