Hello,
I am currently reading a book about Pashto, called "Parlons Pashto, Langue et Culture de l'Afghanistan" and there is something quite confusing to me.
For the word "cow" ghwA غوا, they explain the following :
- PLURAL - DIRECT CASE : غواګانو (ghwAwé/ghwAgAné)
- PLURAL - OBLIQUE CASE : غواوو (ghwAwo/ghwAgAno)
Why do they write غواګانو and then, write a false transliteration as it should be ghwAgAno for the direct case (and they write it for the oblique one...)?
And why they write ghwAwé? I don't understand.
Besides, we must use /-gAn/ suffix as a cow is a living being!
Could you please explain. And write the correct direct and oblique case for ghwA?
Thank you very much!
I am currently reading a book about Pashto, called "Parlons Pashto, Langue et Culture de l'Afghanistan" and there is something quite confusing to me.
For the word "cow" ghwA غوا, they explain the following :
- PLURAL - DIRECT CASE : غواګانو (ghwAwé/ghwAgAné)
- PLURAL - OBLIQUE CASE : غواوو (ghwAwo/ghwAgAno)
Why do they write غواګانو and then, write a false transliteration as it should be ghwAgAno for the direct case (and they write it for the oblique one...)?
And why they write ghwAwé? I don't understand.
Besides, we must use /-gAn/ suffix as a cow is a living being!
Could you please explain. And write the correct direct and oblique case for ghwA?
Thank you very much!

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