Marwat Tokay

[Samandri]

[Samandri]

[Nekrofrost]

These guys are the best

[Nekrofrost]

Pashto Funny Talking Harnai ( Mehr_Tareen) - YouTube
Also check this guy out hes also pretty cool

[Da Bannu Mazdigar]

:D

I remember the bald one from a wedding in dik(2006-07)

[marwat]

[Shapur]

Damn, I thought I would undrestand the accent fully but its hard to understand everything said.

[Traveller]

Damn, I thought I would undrestand the accent fully but its hard to understand everything said.

The pashto of southern KPK and Waziristan(especially the latter) is very hard for northern pashto speakers to understand. In fact, it is also hard to understand for other southern Pashto speakers.

[Shapur]

The pashto of southern KPK and Waziristan(especially the latter) is very hard for northern pashto speakers to understand. In fact, it is also hard to understand for other southern Pashto speakers.

For some reason because I thought Marwats are related to ghilzais their accent will be closer to us but seems like its close to wazirwola. I find Kandahar/Quetta/Pekhawar accent easier to understand as a middle dialect speaker than wazir or Bannusi accent.

[Traveller]

For some reason because I thought Marwats are related to ghilzais their accent will be closer to us but seems like its close to wazirwola. I find Kandahar/Quetta/Pekhawar accent easier to understand as a middle dialect speaker than wazir or Bannusi accent.

Tribe isn't the only factor in dialect. Area is also important.

[marwat]

Jokes ::: Khyber Gateway

[toughpashtun]

[MENTION=19846]Traveller[/MENTION] and [MENTION=18139]Shapur[/MENTION]

This Marwat dialect is quite unique actually.It is different from Wazirwola.In the video the Marwat guy is mimicing Wazirwola and Bannu dialects.
The reason you,Shapur can better understand the Southern Kandahari/Quetta dialect is because they use a lot of words and terminology which is generally used in Afghanistan.
The northern dialect of Peshawar and surroundings is probably the most common and well known dialect and I would say that a Pashtun from practically anywhere would be able to understand it.

[Samandri]

@Traveller and @Shapur

This Marwat dialect is quite unique actually.It is different from Wazirwola.In the video the Marwat guy is mimicing Wazirwola and Bannu dialects.
The reason you,Shapur can better understand the Southern Kandahari/Quetta dialect is because they use a lot of words and terminology which is generally used in Afghanistan.
The northern dialect of Peshawar and surroundings is probably the most common and well known dialect and I would say that a Pashtun from practically anywhere would be able to understand it.

Another reason is , northern dialect Pakhto is taught in our schools, and thats how we read the Pashto text........although our dialect is different, Pashto poets from our areas do poetry in hard dialect. Same is case with Waziristan and Bannu , they switch to easy northern dialect in poetry and songs. Moreover people from our areas watch TV shows of Peshawari dialect.....so Pashtuns from South can understand Peshawari Pashto but people from upper districts find it difficult to comprehend ours (particularly of Bannu and Waziristan). As their ears are not used to it, so they are generally unable to pick up even simple tazhay (tagay), shaza/shaja (khaza) etc alternations in early communications.

[Samandri]

Damn, I thought I would undrestand the accent fully but its hard to understand everything said.

As pointed out by toughpashtun, the toki is telling joke about a Bannuchi and a Wazir , and is mimicking the respective accents.

You will be able to understand the following

[Samandri]

Bannu's