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  • #16
    Oh - and I had them talk in Kandahri accent so I could squeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!! And they did And I TOTALLY understood them! And they understood my dialect fully as well! OMG, I can't wait to see them again soon, ka khairee!

    And our ideals are like totally the same as well, which was so liberating to know 'cause it's tough to find Pukhtuns like that around here. Gosh, it was such a happy moment!

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    • #17
      Originally posted by Roshina View Post
      Oh - and I had them talk in Kandahri accent so I could squeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!! And they did And I TOTALLY understood them! And they understood my dialect fully as well! OMG, I can't wait to see them again soon, ka khairee!

      And our ideals are like totally the same as well, which was so liberating to know 'cause it's tough to find Pukhtuns like that around here. Gosh, it was such a happy moment!
      Yeah my mothers relatives find it very easy to understand my father's dialect which derives from a village on the outskirts of Qandahar... however, the Wazir dialect of my wife's family, despite its emphasis on a sheen dialect is difficult as heck to understand at times (.e.g the Yusufzai dialect speakers say something like fkhyablaa fkhpaay and my father in law says "ebla pshaay"). I know there is a wazirvola thread, but even the Mehsud dialect can be hard to understand. If I did not have any link to the shin dialect through my dad, I think I would have had little to any idea of what the Wazirs or Mehsuds were saying.

      YouTube - SHAHEED ABDULLAH MEHSUD WITH HIS EXPLOSIVE BELT

      Sorry for the dangerous video post, but its the clearest example I can find. How much of this can you make it out? I can make out about 95% of it when I stop and listen closely.
      "2 crackheads don't become any better or stronger by sharing the same crack pipe." - Greatest PF quote

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      • #18
        ^ Meaning I think its actually easier for Peshwaryaan to understand Qandaharyaan and vice versa than any of us understanding the FATA folks.
        "2 crackheads don't become any better or stronger by sharing the same crack pipe." - Greatest PF quote

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        • #19
          Zma Kandahara DA ZMARO WATANA. ZMA KANADHARA DA PASHTANO WATANA. BBIYA BA SHAH MAHMOOD ISFAHANONA SWAZI. YouTube - Ustad Nashenas: Zema Kandahara De Zmaro Watana ADMIN KHAN WHERE DID YOU TAKE THESE PICS FROM SIR?
          Ka Kabul da ka ghazni de ka Paktiya ka Kandahar, Afghanistan dey tola PASHTANO MOR OH PLAAR.



          Shlombay= the socrates of Pashtuns

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          • #20
            Very beautiful pics and well taken too.

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            • #21
              Afghanistan is all rock and rubble and destroyed. But I still find it an awesome place to look at.

              There's not too many places in the world I could say that about.

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