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Meanings of Pashto in English
Indo-Iranian language spoken in Afghanistan.
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Usage of Pashto in English
1
He addresses Alakazai directly, speaking good Pashto in a loud clear voice.
2
Urdu, Punjabi, and a little bit of Pashto flowed among the congregants.
3
Some chalkboards still showed fragments of old lessons in Pashto and Arabic.
4
She says, in Pashto, How dare you strike me, you little pisser!
5
How many troops currently speak more than 10 words of Pashto or Urdu?
6
From her Sonia learned Pashto and something about the way of the Pashtuns.
7
We were so busy trying to produce Arabic and Pashto speakers.
8
Syed is an American of Pakistani descent, who speaks some Pashto and Arabic.
9
The stocky staff sergeant stormed to the nearest elder, Pashto interpreter in tow.
10
All he could hear were four male voices, speaking Pashto.
11
In Pashto she asked him why he had spoken thus to a Pashtun boy.
12
The value of this guy's ability to converse in fluent Pashto cannot be overstated.
13
The macho interest of Pashto films is addressed with guns, swords, knives and bloodshed.
14
It's also known in Pashto as the Morga Range-whitemountains.
15
That night a Pashto-speaking Afghan called Mohabbat at home and threatened to kill him.
16
They do not even speak Pashto, the caller says, raising a frequent accusation by Afghans.
Frequent collocations
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Translations for Pashto
Portuguese
Spanish
Pashto through the time