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یوې تورې ښځې شنه جوړه واغوسته
میړه ته مخکې شوه چې څنګه ښکارم
هغې وې شنو واښو کې توره میښه
میړه ته مخکې شوه چې څنګه ښکارم
هغې وې شنو واښو کې توره میښه
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I am no bird, and no nest ensnares me.
non commercial would cost less if he was in charge himself which he plans on doing. right now it's n herat but soon it will be in qanadahar.
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Tell you what, I absolutely *hate* the Aussie accent, though I've lived here all my life, I doubt I've picked it up. Sounds weird I know. I reckon (such an Aussie word for ya) it's really rough, low life and lazy. They raise their voices at the end of every sentence. Say 'ah' for the letter 'a' unlike you folks who say 'ay'. And a lot more, but will leave it for now. And every Aussie will agree with me on this, so I don't feel bad in saying it. Cometo think of it, I don't sound like them *at* all ... zanta me yaw shay tey jorh kerhay day, ahaha!Originally posted by Ms.FutureDoctor View PostComment
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Heya Nazia! You're in class ?! ahaha!
Affecting my Pakhto, hmmm, well not the accent, but the language itself YES! And am I making any noises - HAHA! No, I suppose, not quite yet my Dear.Comment
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Seventeen years ...Comment
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ahaha! Yeah, that's how the inland bush people speak. Farmers and all, city folk are a bit less low life you see, in their accents I mean, of course.Originally posted by Master Khan View PostComment
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I spead 15 years away from back home.
I will be 19 soon but I haven't got a accent, its all the parentsComment
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Nazia: I need an accent analyser now.
Ooo, wow! Where are they? Melbourne, Sydney I am guessing.Comment
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ha ha you hate it......lol yeah i am really not into accents that much...either i wont be able to keep a straight face or i wont be able to understand you. Though last semester i had an Aussie friend and i loved listening to her because it was so new to me.Originally posted by *Mesbah* View PostComment
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I got a lot worse last night, thought i was getting better, nope immune system is low. Just threw up like 5 times, cant eat anything, headache, bronchitis is still there, ughhhh when will this end?
Cant go to college, great, now i get to miss lecture. (Sarcasm)Comment
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If you want an accent to *hate*/be irritated by, try:Originally posted by *Mesbah* View Post
Brummie, Scouse and Geordie in the UK. Actually, you can add Essex, Cockney andGlaswegian to that.
Brummie (Midlands), Scouse (Liverpool), Geordie (Newcastle) get progressively worse and by the time you get to Geordie, full translation services are required. A couple of years back a Glaswegian lady made a sales phone call trying to sell me "pahllows". I asked what they were - she said that they were used to rest your head on.
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Indian accent is probably the wrostComment
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:O I love the Geordie accent, it's great! You're like one of the first people I know to be irriated by it wrora, I always thought it was cool.Originally posted by tor_khan View Post
Totally agree with the rest though. The Brummy accent is SO slow, it's hard to take them seriously, they sound.. dopey? The Scouse accent is just plain awful, not very nice sounding at all, and the cockney accent sounds so.....common.
Indians talking in eloquent English is fantastic =')Originally posted by Master Khan View PostComment
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If Pakistan is hesitant over giving due rights to Pashtuns ,and even they are reluctant in naming their province according to the aspirations of Pakhtuns,what else can Pakhtuns expect from Pakistan.
If the name of the Pakhtunkhwa is not given to the the occupiued land of Pakhtuns INSIDE Pakistan then Pakhtuns should strive for a SEPERATE HOMELAND OF THEIR OWN.Comment
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