[Pashto] General discussion

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Re: General discussion

Postby kalemiye » 2010-07-23, 11:07

Great pictures of Buzkashi game:

Afghanistan's Ultimate Sport
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2010/01/29/afghanistans_ultimate_sport?page=0,0
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Re: General discussion

Postby kalemiye » 2010-08-06, 22:01

Meera, what are Pashto weddings like?
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Re: General discussion

Postby Meera » 2010-08-08, 6:19

kalemiye wrote:Meera, what are Pashto weddings like?


Lol! Well it depends every family is different. My familys wedding is very bug and loud. The men and women party in sepreate rooms. and we eat ALOT! and the brides dress is either red or white. But ither then this we do all the same like Muslim customs.
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Re: General discussion

Postby alijsh » 2010-09-03, 8:42

Meera wrote:The most important thing to know in Pashtun culture[…]

Thanks for the informative post. I must however say that what you mentioned is typical of all Afghan(istani)s. Not, just Pashtuns. Tajiks (Persian speakers of Afghanistan) are also so. I have met Afghan people of different ethnic groups and they all do their best to abide by the code you mentioned (one especially hears much about «ghayrat»). So, I would call it an Afghan(istani) culture, rather than exclusively Pashtun.

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Re: General discussion

Postby Meera » 2010-09-12, 3:49

alijsh wrote:
Meera wrote:The most important thing to know in Pashtun culture[…]

Thanks for the informative post. I must however say that what you mentioned is typical of all Afghan(istani)s. Not, just Pashtuns. Tajiks (Persian speakers of Afghanistan) are also so. I have met Afghan people of different ethnic groups and they all do their best to abide by the code you mentioned (one especially hears much about «ghayrat»). So, I would call it an Afghan(istani) culture, rather than exclusively Pashtun.


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Re: General discussion

Postby Meera » 2011-01-02, 20:21

I don't know if anyone is interested in current events in Afghanistan but here are some war blogs i found online, even if you arent interested there are pretty amazing pictures from Afghanistan:

http://www.bouhammer.com/


http://afghanistan-analyst.org/blogs.aspx
this a big list of like all of them.
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Re: General discussion

Postby Rémy LeBeau » 2011-07-15, 21:11

I'll be moving to Afghanistan to study Pashto full time in September, so hopefully I'll be able to be of more help to any fellow learners here very soon.


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