more pashto-speakers than dari-speakers?

[afgpower]

this question has been in my mind for a long time. i really wonder who are more, just because im curious. we know that dari is the language used for communication between pashto-speakers and non pashto-speakers so this is also the reason why many papers etc are in dari. but there are still many pashto-speakers in kabul,south and east afghanistan and also in manny villages in north-afghanistan (kundus,herat,baghlan,badakshan), villages which are located in rural areas and which don't have any contact with the outside world, so what do you think? and also can you give a sort of percentages about what you think.

thanks

[Amir al Ghaznavi]

this question has been in my mind for a long time. i really wonder who are more, just because im curious. we know that dari is the language used for communication between pashto-speakers and non pashto-speakers so this is also the reason why many papers etc are in dari. but there are still many pashto-speakers in kabul,south and east afghanistan and also in manny villages in north-afghanistan (kundus,herat,baghlan,badakshan), villages which are located in rural areas and which don't have any contact with the outside world, so what do you think? and also can you give a sort of percentages about what you think.

thanks

well give or take, half of afghanistan is pashtun

of this 50% id say at least 80% speak pashto...so id say based off that, rough estimates, about 40% of afghanistan is pashto speaking

dari is the more prevalent language