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  • #91
    Originally posted by lodhi
    Alokozais are from Kandahar.
    specifically from Arghandab district of Kandahar province.

    They are not from the city of Kandahar. They are also not from Laghman..
    LOL i am fully aware of that

    My father's family has been living in Laghman for 2 generations. Hence, that is why we are the only Alocozais in Laghman.

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    • #92
      Salamoona...
      i am too trying to contribute here....

      Wraz------Day
      Mayasht----Month
      Kaal -----Year
      Nun-------Today
      Parun-----Yesterday
      Bal Paroon---Cay before yesterday
      Saba-----Tomorrow
      Bal saba-----Day After tomorrow

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      • #93
        How do you say

        Next week, month, year


        how do you normally say a date?

        like 'today is Tuesday, July 1st

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        • #94
          Originally posted by PashtunQueen
          what's the Pashto word for jealousy?
          Jealousy = swazedal.

          However, "swazedal" means many other things as well. For instance, while "Swazega ma!" means "Don't be jealous!" "Zrra me pe/pre swazeegi" means "I pity her/him."

          Or "I just burnt my finger!" would be "Gwata me uswazeda."

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          • #95
            Originally posted by Laila View Post
            How do you say

            Next week, month, year
            Next week = a bale hafte la
            Next Month = a bale myashte la
            Next Year = a bal kaal la

            (There may be another word for "next," though.) "Sa kaal" = this year.

            Originally posted by Laila View Post
            how do you normally say a date?

            like 'today is Tuesday, July 1st
            What is today's date? = Nan sa taarikh dey?
            What day is it today? = Nan da sa wraz da?

            Nan = today. Wraz = Day. Sa = What?

            Today is Monday = Nan da Gwal wraz da. (Some Pashtuns use "Doshamba" for Monday, but as far as I'm concerned, that's not the original Pashto term for the day.)

            Wait, lemme create a thread with the names of the days in Pashto.

            EDIT:
            Okay, done. Here are the days of the week. http://pashtunforums.com/showthread....2823#post52823
            Last edited by Guest; 06-13-2010, 10:29 PM.

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            • #96
              Originally posted by Qrratugai View Post
              Next week = a bale hafte la
              Next Month = a bale myashte la
              Next Year = a bal kaal la

              (There may be another word for "next," though.) "Sa kaal" = this year.
              = what year



              What is today's date? = Nan sa taarikh dey?
              What day is it today? = Nan da sa wraz da?
              nan kama wraz da is also used

              Nan = today. Wraz = Day. Sa = What?

              Today is Monday = Nan da Gwal wraz da. (Some Pashtuns use "Doshamba" for Monday, but as far as I'm concerned, that's not the original Pashto term for the day.)

              Wait, lemme create a thread with the names of the days in Pashto.

              next mounth= ra rawana myasht ''a bale myashte la'' is grammatically incorrect since in this context ''a bale'' is used in past tense


              just helping so don't get angry
              Last edited by abubaker; 06-13-2010, 10:36 PM.

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              • #97
                Originally posted by abubaker View Post
                next mounth= ra rawana myasht ''a bale myashte la'' is grammatically incorrect since in this context ''a bale'' is used in past tense

                just helping so don't get angry
                Lewaniya, why would I get angry? lol. We're all learning and teaching here.

                Yes, that's what I was looking to hear when I said that "next" might have another meaning. We use both - "a bala" and "rarawana." ("Rarawana" literally means "coming," so it's more grammatically correct, yes.) And "a bala" is used for the past mostly as well. As in, "a bala shpa..." which means "the other night."

                As for "Sa kaal," while it's true that "sa" means "what," in this context it means "this."

                You may have heard some Pashtuns saying, for instance, "Kala ba kalee ta zai?" (When are you going back home?) And the reply may have been, or may be, "Sa kaal la ba zu." (We'll be going this year.)
                Last edited by Guest; 06-13-2010, 10:39 PM.

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                • #98
                  pashto calendar months

                  وری · غويی · غبرګولی · چنګاښ · زمری · وږی · تله · لړم · ليندۍ · مرغومی · سلواغه · کب

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                  • #99
                    How can I say,

                    " I missed you today "
                    " Why do you always do this?"
                    " I am bored."
                    "That is not true"

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                    • Originally posted by Dukhtar-e-Kabul View Post
                      How can I say,

                      " I missed you today "nan mi pa yadi sshwi/nan mi rayadi di
                      " Why do you always do this?"wali har wakkhth dasi kawi/kai
                      " I am bored."zlda thangi/thangai yam
                      "That is not true"
                      na da rikhtya na da/sahi na da/ sama na da

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                      • ^Thank you!

                        How would I say, "What do you want me to cook?", "I am not in the mood" . "How is everything?"

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                        • Originally posted by Dukhtar-e-Kabul View Post
                          ^Thank you!

                          How would I say, "What do you want me to cook?", "I am not in the mood" . "How is everything?"
                          1/sa dar tha pakha kldam/kam//// sa ghwaldi chi sa pakha kldam/kam//////

                          2/ pa halath''حالت '' ki nayam, could also have a diffrent meaning depending on the sentence/pa wazah''وضع'' ki nayam//// pa thabiyath''طبيعت'' na yam//// zlada mi na gegi

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                          • Thank you Abubaker,

                            How would I say, " I am coming home late tonight from work" "My boss is pissing me off" " I hate my job" "I missed you today!" "How are you my dear?" "So is your mom coming over today?"

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