My Aunt (Uncle's) wife is Mangal, and all her children speak with this accent. At first, I couldn't wrap my head around it, but then I got used to it. But anyway, it's a really cute accent. I speak it with my cousin who has this accent for fun.
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A Look at the Karlani Dialects of Paktia and Wardak - For Haris
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Originally posted by khushal View Postdo you know what sho-pa-rock is?
Shaperak/khaperak/khaperakai/shaperakai/= bat, but we use a similar word for fairy, shaperaii.Originally posted by R3SISTANC3 View PostSounds a lot like khaparak which is bat.
In rural Pashto of Paktika and Waziristan, bat is "mashaam chamberrak".Dark Vader Ghost King El Malo Camello Papa
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I was wondering why everyone uses ladybird. thanks for the clarification.Originally posted by حکیم خان اورګونی View PostChermakhkai/chermashkai = lizard in our dialect.
Ladybird is what a ladybug is called in England.
But your right chermakhkai is lizard. tsingaha is frog. I mixed the two up.
hawk=she-yun
parrot= thothee
ant = mai-gia
lice= spaga
flea= raga
butterfly= ?
does anyone know the spaga raga story?
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Butterfly ...we say Patannka ....but most of the time khaperakOriginally posted by khushal View PostI was wondering why everyone uses ladybird. thanks for the clarification.
But your right chermakhkai is lizard. tsingaha is frog. I mixed the two up.
hawk=she-yun
parrot= thothee
ant = mai-gia
lice= spaga
flea= raga
butterfly= ?
does anyone know the spaga raga story?[QUOTE=Afghanistan2010;658085][B]He is no different [COLOR="Red"]than us[/COLOR][/B],[B]he[COLOR="Red"] blindly believes [/COLOR]in the words [COLOR="Red"]of other men[/COLOR][/B],:[/QUOTE]
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Originally posted by khushal View PostI was wondering why everyone uses ladybird. thanks for the clarification.
But your right chermakhkai is lizard. tsingaha is frog. I mixed the two up.
hawk=she-yun
parrot= thothee
ant = mai-gia
lice= spaga
flea= raga
butterfly= ?
does anyone know the spaga raga story?
Butterfly = Malmalak, but used specificaly for a Monarch
Moth/flies = Malkhay - Malkhee
Bedbug = Kotak
There are a few spaga story, I don't know about that one though.
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fly = machOriginally posted by R3SISTANC3 View PostGeneral fly = mach
Mosquito = masse/maisee
Dragonfly = theelay
Wasp = machkay/machka'yee
Hornet = qabail machkay - the one with yellow stripes and red
mosquito = masha
don't know the others.
We say patang.Originally posted by RevolutionThroughReason View PostButterfly ...we say Patannka ....but most of the time khaperak
hawk = bakhaOriginally posted by khushal View PostI was wondering why everyone uses ladybird. thanks for the clarification.
But your right chermakhkai is lizard. tsingaha is frog. I mixed the two up.
hawk=she-yun
parrot= thothee
ant = mai-gia
lice= spaga
flea= raga
butterfly= ?
does anyone know the spaga raga story?
parrot = toti
ant = mezhaii
lice = spazha
Never had to deal with fleas in Pashto
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There is a man that raised me who is like a father to me, he is from Dir.Originally posted by R3SISTANC3 View PostHaha, excellent you son of gun, first time some one from the net that got it!
We use it for crab.
He used to tell me stories about his father going to "Bengal" for work and he ate crab there once, that is how I know this word.Dark Vader Ghost King El Malo Camello Papa
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We use malkhay for grass hopper.Originally posted by R3SISTANC3 View PostButterfly = Malmalak, but used specificaly for a Monarch
Moth/flies = Malkhay - Malkhee
Bedbug = Kotak
There are a few spaga story, I don't know about that one though.
Lady bird= nami chacha and some other word i forgot
Cockroach=sur ghonghat
Snake = mangor
Rabbit=khargosh and soya both are used
bedbug=same as kotak
Crab=kunikabar
Yours matches us alot...probably becuase of same tribe.Khushal too knows alot...m however learning new dialects from posts like that of hakeem khan...theirs quite diverge lang..
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Mangal dialect is almost the same as Zazai dialect.
We just use "yey" instead of "wo" or "au" which means "Yes".
My Zazai friends make fun of me whenever I say "yey" and call Mangal dialect "Compton Pashto" with the reference to "Yeah Yeah" talking in Rap Music.The only constant is change.
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