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I gotta disagree cuz when i was in pak ans went to peshawar i had noticed this high inflow of punjabis in peshawar. I had gone to peshawar after 2 years of living in saudi and i had witnessed far more urdu and punjabi being spoken than i remember. Not only that but all the barbers near my neighbourhood were punjabis so i woild say that **** is changing recently.
I know Kabul is a multiethnic city that is traditionally Farsiwan. I'm assuming that the language of the street there is Farsi but what I'm curious about is whether people there also know Pashto. Basically if one could speak Pashto but not Farsi, would they be able to get around in Kabul?
Persian/Tajiki is spoken everywhere and majority of people and nearly all media are using Persian. On the market, it depends were you go around but most Pashtu-speaker will be able to communicate with you in Persian/Tajiki as well.
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