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  • #76
    1. I –
    2. You –
    3. He –
    4. We –
    5. You –
    6. They –
    7. It –
    8. That -
    9. Here –
    10. There –
    11. Who –
    12. What –
    13. Where –
    14. No –
    15. All –
    16. Many –
    17. Little –
    18. Other –
    19. One –
    20. Two –
    21. Three –
    22. four –
    23. Five –
    24. Seven –
    25. Big –
    26. Tall –
    27. Small –
    28. Woman –
    29. Men –
    30. Baby/Sun –
    31. Mother –
    32. Father –
    33. Dog –
    34. Вошь -
    35. Snake –
    36. Tree -
    37. Family –

    could you write these words in pukhtun ?!

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    • #77
      Originally posted by Pamiri Khukhnun View Post
      1. I – za
      2. You – ta
      3. He – dai
      4. We – muzh
      5. You – ta
      6. They – doy
      7. It – da
      8. That - agha
      9. Here – dale
      10. There – alta
      11. Who – tsok
      12. What – sa/ cheshai
      13. Where – chere
      14. No – nah/yaya
      15. All – thol
      16. Many – der
      17. Little – lazh
      18. Other – nor
      19. One – yaw
      20. Two – dwa
      21. Three – dre
      22. four – salor
      23. Five – penza
      24. Seven – awa
      25. Big – zhat/ghat
      26. Tall – wozhd/wogd
      27. Small – warakai
      28. Woman – shaza/khaza
      29. Men – sarai/nar
      30. Baby/Sun – baby=kuchnai, sun= lmar
      31. Mother – mor/ ade/ murkai
      32. Father – plar
      33. Dog – spay
      34. Вошь - :/
      35. Snake – maar
      36. Tree - wana
      37. Family – pamil?

      could you write these words in pukhtun ?!

      its Pashto/pakhto/Pahto
      DOne
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      The Secret To Eternal Life: Live Life To The Fullest, And Help All Others To Do So. The Meaning of Life Is Choice. Increase choice through direct perception.

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      • #78
        Muzh ye yayoo peera....bar kalee ke dera zhata wana da?
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        The Secret To Eternal Life: Live Life To The Fullest, And Help All Others To Do So. The Meaning of Life Is Choice. Increase choice through direct perception.

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        • #79
          so, we can see, that we have a lot of similar words ...
          i had invited some Ossetian but i think they have problem with understanding in English - all of them from Osetia (Caucasus) they use russian language. I am going to ask them same questions and then we can compare the three languages ​​together

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          • #80
            Pamiri - Pashto

            1. I – az - uz - ze - za
            2. You – tu -ta - ti - tu (singl)
            3. He – yu - ya - w'i - day (pamiri: "ask him" - "de pehs" or "day paws")
            4. We – mash - makh – muzh - mizh
            5. You – tama - tmakh - tusey (plural)
            6. They – wath - wienden - dath - doy
            7. It – de - id - yam - y'i - am - da
            8. That – yu - yed - eghe
            9. Here – am – amdak - yonde - dale
            10. There – yamand - waam – wamdak - yewo – ireh - alta
            11. Who – kay - qum - chay - tsek
            12. What – chiz - ciz - sa - sa

            (we usually say: Mu Virod sarang tu awol ? My Brother how are you? ... in pamiri languages if we change words it’s not going to be mistake, so, we don’t have special structure for our sentence, but English does. Example: Mu Virod sarang tu awol ? or Mu Virod tu awol sarang ? or Tu awol sarang?Mu Virod!...so we can use different way in Pamiri languages...i don’t know what about Pashto ?! in English we can’t say “You how are? we should say "How are you?My Brother"”cuz they have structure)

            13. Where – kaye - kande - qumdza - kamdak - chere - cherta
            14. No – nay - na - ne - nah - yaya
            15. All – fook - dzigdak - dzhik - thol
            16. Many – fana - fay- lap - ziyote - dis - der - zyot
            17. Little – doos - dzus - lazh - lashki
            18. Other – yega - a'n - ner
            19. One – iw - uk - wuk – yaw - yeh
            20. Two – duen - duv - luv - dwa
            21. Three – aray - ru - ray - dre
            22. four – cavor - cipur - tsaalwer
            23. Five – pindz - pundz - penza
            24. Seven – uvd - awa
            25. Big – ghula – kata – ghav - ghat
            26. Tall – biland - w'eraz - wozhd (we use “WUhZHD” for “NARROW”)
            27. Small – dzutak - dzulik – cutak - werakai
            28. Woman – g'inik - qus - kahkoy - shaza
            29. Men – chorik - may - nier - (we use “NAR” for “MALE” but Osetian use it for “Men”)
            30. Baby/Sun – bacha - kudak – kut - chut - za' - kudak – kuchnai - werkai sun= myer (what is "ZAY" in pashto? example: "KarZAY")
            31. Mother –mo -nan - nana - mer - ade
            32. Father – dod - tat - pid - plor
            33. Dog – kud - ked - spay
            34. -
            35. Snake – divusk - voks - mor
            36. Tree - we'daz - drakht - wana
            37. Family – oyla - теfм - qaum – awlod – khpalwon

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            • #81
              Some Pashtuns I have seen use Tsa rang ae? However normally I would use Zama wrora Tsenga yaee? Or Tsenga yaee zama wrora. We use Nar as well for male/men.
              http://i29.tinypic.com/2a6j8jm.gif

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              • #82
                pamiri-"Tsarang" pashto-"Tsa rang ae" "Tsa ranga ye" - that's greeting in our languages. It's consist of 2 parts: 1) "TSA or SA or CA"-means-HOWorWHAT, 2) RANG means (color or sitiation or ..something?! general meaning "How are you" or Whats going on, etc.)

                "black" in pamiri "Ter" in ossetian "Tar"

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                • #83
                  ^^in pashto thor.
                  http://i29.tinypic.com/2a6j8jm.gif

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                  • #84
                    Здравствуйте Друзья!
                    Yasmeenaah, Darweshkhel, Soldat_Amir, Arevapasht's (Alik)

                    Guys i would like to invite you to Ossetian group if you don't mind ?! We can discus-interact with our Ossetian brothers and sisters it would be useful for all of us

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                    • #85
                      i would like to invite you to that group, because you know Russian and they can ask you a question and you will practice your russian with them

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                      • #86
                        Ja budu v pervom stolbike pisat' Iron.variant vo vtorom Digor. 1. I –Æz
                        2. You – dy;du
                        3. He – uyi; e, ejæ.
                        4. We –mаh; mah.
                        5. Yоu- dy; du
                        6. They – udon; еtæ. 7. It – ai;a.
                        8. That - uysy; echi.
                        9. Here – am, mænæ; ami, mænæ.
                        10. There – uym; omi.
                        11. Who – chi; ka.
                        12. What –sy; chi. 13. Where–кæm; кæmi.
                        14. No –næ; næ.
                        15. All – alsy; alchi.
                        16. Many – æhsa; æhca.
                        17. Little – chyshyl-gzus,;mænk'æi.
                        18. Other – ændær; ændær. 19. One – iu; euuæ.
                        20. Two – dyuæ; duuæ.
                        21. Three – ærtæ; ærtæ.
                        22. four –cyppar;cuppar.
                        23. Five – fondz; fondz; "kudarskiy dialekt" - FОNJ
                        24. Seven – аvd;avd. 25. Big – æshtyr; ustur
                        26. Tall – shtyr, darg', baerzond; ustur, daerg'æ, baerzond.
                        27. Small – gzus; mank'ai.
                        28. Woman – shyl,shylgoimag; shilæ, shilgoimag.
                        29. Men – næl,nælgoimag; nælæ,nælgoimag.
                        30. Baby - shyvalon,bædul; suvallon,bædolæ. Sun – fyrt,læppu; furt,bicheu. 31. Mother – Mad,Nana; Madæ,Nana.
                        32. Father – Fyd; Fidæ.
                        33. Dog – kudz,kuitæ; kui,kuitä.
                        34. Вошь - shysht; shistæ
                        35. Snake – kalm; kalm.
                        36. Tree - bælas; bælasæ. 37. Family – mygkag; mugkag.

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                        • #87
                          "No"- u nas eshe imeet znachenie - "næi; næ es" - netu! "Father"- "Baba,Dada". " Mother"- "Nana, Dzycci,Gycci".

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                          • #88
                            Gde ja mogu prochitat' predanija pushtunov? Est' li epos? Dlja sravnenija s nashim eposom!

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                            • #89
                              Dlja sravenija s nashim eposom
                              Pushtunov

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                              • #90
                                Privet Pamiri, privet Ossetian. Dobro pozhalovat' v nash malenkij forum=) Ja dazhe ne znal chto nashi jaziki takije poxozhije. Ja zametil chto mnogo slov voobshe odinakovije. Znachit mi bratja=) Za druzhbu nashix narodov!
                                V nashej biblioteke jest kniga Lebedeva, on napisal afgansko russkij slovar i knigu o grammatike.
                                Zhelaju vsego xorosheva!

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