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  • #16
    @mostafa
    Khwakh kawal is translated as 'to like' in english. correct your pashto dude.

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    • #17
      Originally posted by Aab-e-Hayat View Post
      @mostafa
      Khwakh kawal is translated as 'to like' in english. correct your pashto dude.

      Wrong.

      Khwakhedel is the infinitive form of the verb "to like". Example: Da zma khwakh dai--> I like this.

      Khwakh kawel is "to chose". Example: Bazar ke me da zapley khwakh kel. --> I chose these sandals at the market.

      If I am wrong, anyone can correct me here.




      Torkham Khan,

      what is Urdu other than a mix of languages with a heavy Farsi foot print?
      Last edited by MostafaM; 07-13-2011, 12:47 PM.
      The only constant is change.

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