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just like Abdulah Abdulah whose father was from Kandahar but Abdulah himself is mistakenly considered as Tajik though he can speak much better Pashto than Asfandyar Wali Khan.
I've noticed that many educated Afghans speak Pashto with a very heavy Persian accent. Their pronounce Pashto alphabets the same way Persian letters are said. If you visit Pashtun areas where there is no Persian influence (a village in Orakzai Agency, let's say), you'll hear a very pure Pashto accent.
I've noticed that many educated Afghans speak Pashto with a very heavy Persian accent. Their pronounce Pashto alphabets the same way Persian letters are said. If you visit Pashtun areas where there is no Persian influence (a village in Orakzai Agency, let's say), you'll hear a very pure Pashto accent.