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  • #61
    Thanks Sabrina ... i am trying to keep up with lessons and home work.....
    i really wish that we should have more people learning here..as u know learning as a group is fun...

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    • #62
      Originally posted by osho View Post


      PLEASE POST 5 SENTENCES WITH COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES

      1) Sor yaw tiara rang de…. Red colour is a dark colour

      Argwanne rang da sor rang na tiara dey.. Purple is darker than red

      Tor rang do tolo na tiara dey.. Black is the darkest of all colours

      2) Laila der starey da… Laila is vert tired…

      Spogmai da laila na der starey da…Spogmai is more tired than Laila…

      Ta do tolo na der starhey dey.. You are the most tired of all…

      3) India der loi haiwad dey… India is a big country…
      America da india na der loi haiwad dey… America is a bigger country than india..
      Russia da tolo na loi haiwad de… Russia is the biggest country of all….

      4) Zama kor laray dey… my house is far…

      Sta kor zama da kor na laray dey…you house is further than my house…

      Da hagha kor da tolo na laray dey… his house is the furthest of all..

      5) Zama las leek roon/saaf dey…. My hand writing is clear

      Da Amir las leek da da Sabir las leek na roon/saaf dey…. Amir’s handwriting is cleaner than my handwriting..

      Da Kabir las leek da tolo na roon/saaf dey….Kabir’s handwriting is the cleanest of all…

      6) Salar narey dey… Salar is thin

      Nadir da Salar na narey dey….. Nadir is thinner than Salar..

      Zahid da tolo na narey dey… Zahid is the thinnest of all…




      Osho....i am not convinced with the first three sentences about colour....coz dark is also known as tor....i read a word tiara which also means dark i guess...

      hence i have posted 6 sentences .... i know u will correct all... just to compensate if 1st is completely wrong.....

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      • #63
        Little confusion here.... if u can please clear my doubt...the doubt is in bold and italic...

        Originally posted by osho View Post
        Comparison of adjectives

        Positive

        da kitab kha day<<<<< This book is good

        Comparative

        kitab A da kitab B na kha day <<<<< book A is better than book B

        Superlative

        kitab A da toolo na/ DA GARHDO NA kha day<<<<<< book A is best of all

        in Pashto the word NA is used for THAN and da toolo na/ da garhdo for best of all

        JanaanGull Kha/sha de > JanaanGull is good

        Smiley da JanaanGull na kha da > Smiley is better than JanaanGull

        Aimal khan da Tolo na kha de > Aimal khan is best of all

        Zeb Khesta de > Zeb is handsome

        Sanam da Zeb na khesta de > Sanam is more handsome than Zeb

        Fuad da tolo na khesta de > Fuad is most handsome of all

        zamasite.com mashahoor site/web panrha de/da >zamasite.com is a famous site

        Hewad.com da Pakwatan na mashahoor de > Hewad.com is more famous than pakwatan.com

        pashtunforums.com da tolo na mashahoor de >pashtunforums.com com is the most famous of all

        Pashto zda kol asaan di> Pashto is easy to learn

        angrezi zda kol da pukhto na asaan wi > English is easier to learn than Pashto

        spanish zda kol da tolo na asaan wi > spanish is easiest to learn of all

        1) Yaseer kha lob gharhey dey........... Yaseer is a good player

        Yaseer da Salman na kha player dey........ Salman is better than Yaseer....shouldnt this be ...Yaseer is better than Salman.. coz this sentence seems to be different than others...

        Afridi da toolo na kha player dey.......Afridi is the best playerof all.

        2) Heena larnda da........................Heena is short.

        Nausheen da Heena na larnd da............ Nausheen is shorter than Heena.

        Fatima da toolo na larnda/chita/tita da........ Fatima is the shortest of all.

        3) Sharmeen masroof da.........Sharmeen is busy.

        Khushboo da Sharmeen na masroof da.......... Khushboo is busier than Sharmeen.

        Sanam da toolo na masroof da...........Sanam is the busiest of all,

        4) Amir khesta dey..........Amir is handsome.

        Salman da Amir na khesta dey...........Salman is more handsome than Amir.

        Haroon da toolo na khesta dey.......... Haroon is most handsome than all.

        5) Zama bag droond dey..........My bag is heavy.

        Sta bag zama da bag na droond dey...... Your bag is heavier than my bag.

        Sta bag da toolo na droond dey........... Your bag is the heaviest.

        PLEASE POST 5 SENTENCES WITH COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES

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        • #64
          You can friend....if u want too....

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          • #65
            Originally posted by shlombay
            ^do you want me to answer that?
            Please shlombay and I request all other friends who are expert to correct, reply, comment on the questions and remarks of the participants here. I some times travel and cant be regular here so any body please contribute in any shape. Its an open virtual class for learners/participants and teachers/facilitators.

            AND PLEASE WRITE HERE ONLY LESSONS/COURSE RELATED STUFF NOT PERSONAL REMARKS OR SHORT SENTENCES

            I wana develop a very professional Pashto course here.

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            • #66
              are more lessons coming up????????............ where are all the teachers????.... please do the correction for the sentences posted...........?????

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              • #67
                Lesson no 9

                Verb and tenses


                Verb is considered to be the most important part of speech.It tells us about noun or pronoun, what they do or how they exist.Verb determines person, mood, tense, perfection or continuity etc.

                Infinitive < masdar

                In Urdu or Persian we also call it masdar. In English it is preceded by to as to go, to eat, to sit etc. In urdu its symbol is na at the end of the word as jana, khana, bhetna etc, in Persian its symbol is n at the end of a word as raftan, khurdan, nashistan etc

                In Pashto its symbol is L at the end of the word as

                tlal < to go

                khwarhal<to eat
                Lambal > To take a bath

                Achawal /aghundal > To wear

                Lustal/Lwastal > To read

                Leekal > To write

                Oodakeedal/khobedal > to sleep

                khandalkhandeedal > to laugh

                jarhal/Jarheedal > to cry

                Mrheedal > To Die

                khenastal< to sit

                to read, Lustal/ Lwaslal.... to wash, Weenzal.... to stand, Udreedal... to get up,Paseedal./jagedal.. to fly, Alootal... to draw, Aks jorhol... to become, Jorheedal... to catch, Neesal./niwal.. to give, Warkol... to bring,Rawastal/rawrhal... to leave, Prekhawdal... to learn, Zda kol.... to start, Shuroo kol... to continue,Shuroo saatal... to offer, Warkol..... to try, Koshish kol... to ask, Tapos kol./pukhtal..

                Kol is also read as Kawal

                Infinitive then takes many shapes as we use verb in different places

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                • #68
                  Tense shows time of action or existence, like many languages Pashto has 3 major tenses

                  present<<<<<<<<< oosanai zamana/da wakht
                  past<<<<<<<<<<<<< tera shawi zamana/ter shaway wakht
                  future<<<<<<<<<<< rarawana zamana/rarawan wakht

                  Present tense


                  Present indefinite tense

                  I eat <<<<<<<<<za khwram
                  we eat<<<<<<<<< mong/j khworo
                  you eat<sing.<< ta khwray
                  you eat<plural.<<< taso khwrai
                  he/she eats <<<<<< hagha khwree
                  they eat<<<<<<<<<< haghoi khwree

                  I go home > za korta zam

                  He/she goes home > hagha korta zee

                  They go home. > Haghoi korta zee

                  We go home.> Moong korta zoo

                  You (sing) go home > ta korta ze

                  You (plu) go home > Tasu korta zai

                  The verb go tlal in Pashto is a bit different ,IN the sentences above the masdar tlaal has very different shapes zam, zoo, zey, zee

                  to learn < zda kawal
                  it is a compound verb made of two words

                  I learn, za zda kawoom

                  we learn, mong/j zda kawoo

                  she/he learns,hagha zda kawee

                  they learn, haghoi zda kawee

                  you learn (sing),ta zda kaway

                  You learn (plural) taso zda kawai

                  masdar to see < katal again like tlal ,katal has very different shapes

                  I see, za goram< in southern parts you may also here za kasam for za goram and so on

                  we see, mong goroo

                  she/he sees, they see, haga/ haghoi goree

                  you see(sing.), ta goray

                  you see (plural) taso gorai

                  to live < jwand kawal or jwanday kadal or jwand terawal

                  I live, za jwanday yam

                  yam is translation for am in English and so on and its exact translation in English will be I m living (person)

                  we live, mong jwandee yoo

                  she/he lives, hagha jwanday day/ da

                  they live, haghoi jwandee dee

                  you live (sing.), ta jwanday ye

                  Youu live (plural) tasoo jwandee yai

                  to cook is pakhawal

                  I cook,za pakhom

                  we cook, mong pakhawoo

                  he/she cooks, hagha pakhayee

                  they cook,haghoi pakhayee

                  you cook (sing), ta pakhay

                  You cook(plural) tasoo pakhawai

                  In English we have only one change for he/she as eats not eat but in Pshto we see that masdar khwarhal takes different shapes according to the person as khwram, khwroo,khwray, khwrai, khwree.

                  For learners it may be a bit difficult but with practice it will be ok. Think about your first language, there will be also such changes in the infinitive.

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                  • #69
                    Osho sorry to interrupt your lesson...but since you know Dari you can help me.

                    So 'darem' is in Dari.....its 'larem' in Pashto, right?

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                    • #70
                      Originally posted by Laila View Post
                      Osho sorry to interrupt your lesson...but since you know Dari you can help me.

                      So 'darem' is in Dari.....its 'larem' in Pashto, right?
                      Yes daram is laram or darlodam in Pashto

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                      • #71
                        Originally posted by osho View Post
                        Yes daram is laram or darlodam in Pashto
                        Okay, are there any more examples? I find learning Pashto easier when i can relate it to Dari. That is how my dad teaches me, he helps me to relate it as how i am speaking in Dari. That definitely helps me out with the verb conjugation

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                        • #72
                          What about:
                          I am
                          You are
                          He is
                          She is
                          We are
                          You (pl.) are
                          They are


                          I have
                          You have
                          He has
                          She has
                          We have
                          You (pl.) have
                          They have

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                          • #73
                            when you had "yo" and "bekhey" that changes the sentences ...

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                            • #74
                              Thanks for the help! I will study and you can test me tomorrow inshAllah

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                              • #75
                                Originally posted by osho View Post
                                One special request

                                IN THIS THREAD ONLY LINGUISTIC DISCUSSION MAY BE CARRIED OUT,NO POLITICAL OR ANY OTHER KIND OF DISCUSSION MAY BE ALLOWED PLEASE

                                Lesson no 1.


                                Recording for Lesson 1, You may play the recording and listen to it while reading the text.
                                This is great =D She did an awesome job! But one thing...she keeps saying KHA..it's not pronounced as خه with a KHE it's... ښ which is pronounced differently...ښه
                                Otherwise, GREAT INNITIATIVE!!

                                Pakhtana By Luck, Proud By Choice

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