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i say.." ze pe makham ke weedasewe yem"
is that right?
i say "Hagha de nan akhbar weylayda"
Which dialect of Pashto do you speak?
Even Adobe Photoshop can't change me.
A line[Durrand line] of hatred that raised a wall between the two brothers -Hamid Karzai
For generations, the Hindus of India prayed for deliverance from "the venom of the cobra, the teeth of the tiger and the vengeance of the Afghan."
The men of Kábul and Khilj also went home; and whenever they were questioned about the Musulmáns of the Kohistán (the mountains), and how matters stood there, they said, "Don't call it Kohistán, but Afghánistán; for there is nothing there but Afgháns and disturbances." Thus it is clear that for this reason the people of the country call their home in their own language Afghánistán, and themselves Afgháns. The people of India call them Patán; but the reason for this is not known. But it occurs to me, that when, under the rule of Muhammadan sovereigns, Musulmáns first came to the city of Patná, and dwelt there, the people of India (for that reason) called them Patáns—but God knows!
i say.." ze pe makham ke weedasewe yem"
is that right?
i say "Hagha de nan akhbar weylayda"
eed
Weeda and uda for one who is sleeping are geosynonyms. Both are correct. Again makham and masham are the difference in hard and soft dialects.
shawey yam and sawey yam are a little accent differences. Some Pashtuns specially in kandahar and Quetta use soft SIN for SHIN.
To read is LWASTAL in Pashto but as explained somewhere else Pashtuns are not generally READERS but SPEAKERS thats why To read LWASTAL is used as TO speak WAYAL. Pashtuns should change their habits and may also read not only speak the language. In Pakistan specially reading and writing of Pashto is almost extinct.
Akhbar wayal ,,to speak newspaper does not seem correct semantically but pragmatically its correct.
Bakhana ghwarham for the silly mistakes that i made.....but its really difficult to know which verbs are going to be compound and which not.....as u mentioned earlier that there no rules to understand this...its onlypractice that helps....but atleast we need to know the compound verbs in present perfect tense...
also ta da kitab der khwakh dey... ..STA DA KITAB DER KHWAKH DEY ,,YOU LIKE THIS BOOK VEY MUCH.....ta da kitab der khwkhwam....isnt this too correct as we have learned in the previous post about simple present tense.....even if i like somebody i would say....za shahid der khwkhwam...this is what i always understood for simplepresenttense....but when i spoke to one of my friend...my friend too pointed outthat it would be karhey dey.....?????????????
Since i am finding it difficult to understand which verb take compound shape in Present Peferct Tense, i thought of writing all verbs that we have studied so far in Present infinitive, Present continous andPresent perfect tense...
it will also help in a comparative study ofthese three and also oneby one we will be studyieng and will understand as to which verb is compound in Present Perfect Tense....
will tryto cover as many verbs as possible.....which can be by hearted then (no other option left)...of course without your generous help this wont be possible....
thanks for being so patient and helpfulllll....
it will take time but isnt impossible at all...regular participation will make it faster.....
to go - tlal
i go.....za zam
i am going......za lagya yam zam
i have gone ..... za tlali yam/tley yam
to eat - khwarhal
i eat - za khwram
i am eating - za lagya yam khwrah
i have eaten food.......ma dodai khwarhali da
to wear - achawal
i wear .... za achowom/aghondam
i am wearring......za lagya yam achom/achowom/agondam
i am wearing a shawl.....ma yaw saadar achawaley dey
i am weaing shalwar kameez....ma partoog awo kamees achawalee dee
to read - lustal/lwastal
i read.......za lwalam
i am reading.... za lagya yam lwalam
i have read a book... ma yaw kitab lwastaley dey..
i have read a few books...ma so kitaboona lwastalee dee...
to write - likal
i write... za likam
i am writing... za lagya yam likam
i have written a notebook.... ma pa yawa kaapi ki likali da...
i have written many letters... za domro khatoona likaee dee...
sta nya sanga mahsusawi.....will be the literal translation but the same you can also express sta nya sanga da...how is your grandmother
I dont think Sheen dialect has any thing to do with such sentences where there is no word having the letter KHIN,SHIN or GE.JE . These kind of sentences can be expressed in many ways depends on an indivisual or a regional use of expression of a particular situation, context or mood. Other friends may also try to translate it in their own way.
i would say....chey pa cup ki wachwa....put the tez in the cup.....
and then
i have worn a shawl....ma yaw sarad agondaley dey...is this correct ???/
i have worn shalwar kemeez...ma shalwar awo kamees agondalee de....is this also correct????
Maa yo saadar aghostey/achawaley/(also) wahaley dey....some people here (including me) also say "Sadar wahal" though wahal mean hitting or beating but here it is also used with saadar/shawal...
to wash..weenzal.. i wash...za weenzam i am washing clothes.....za jaamey weenzam
i have washed clothes...ma Jamey weenz kardee dee
to stand....udreedal i stand...za udregam i am standing on the table...za lagya yam pa mez ki udregam i am standing on the table...ma pa mez ki udreedaley dey
to get up....pasam i get up.....za pasam i am getting up...za lagya yam pasam i have got up....za paseedali yam..
to fly..alootal i fly...za alwazam i am flying... za lagya yam alwazam i have flew a kite...ma yaw patang alwaz karhey dey
to draw....aks jorhol i draw...za aks jorhawam i am drawing.... za lagya yam aks jorhawam i have drawn....ma aks jor karhey dey
to become...jorheedal i become...za jorhegam i am becoming....za lagya yam jorhegam i have become....za jorh karhi da
to catch...neesal i catch....za neesam i am catching.... za lagya yam neesam i have caught a fish...ma yaw mahi naas karhi da
please correct the present prefect for allthe above sentences....
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