Basic Pashto: A Beginner's Language Course

The five-session Basic Pashto course is perfect for beginners eager to explore this widely-spoken and culturally important language. This course is designed to introduce you to Pashto, the language spoken by tens of millions in Afghanistan, Pakistan, in neighboring regions and throughout the Pashtun diaspora. The course focuses on words and phrases you can put to daily use such as greetings, numbers, colors, foods, places, common questions and ordering in restaurants.

Pashto, also known as Pashtu, Pushto, or Pakhto, has deep historical roots dating reflecting the resilience and culture of its speakers through the ages. As an official language of Afghanistan and a key regional language in Pakistan, it occupies a central role in the everyday lives.

Tailored to absolute beginners, the course focuses on essential pronunciation and comprehension skills. There are frequent opportunities for active engagement throughout the course. You will learn fundamental Pashto vocabulary and phrases that are crucial for basic communication. This beginner-friendly approach helps you quickly gain confidence in your listening and speaking skills, bringing you to a Beginner/A1 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

Each session is crafted to enhance your learning experience, highlighting practical language usage in common scenarios. By the end of this course, you will be able to communicate in Pashto across everyday situations, ready to engage in simple dialogues. This foundation prepares you for real-life interactions without spending unnecessary time on grammar rules and complex vocabulary that you are unlikely to use.

Start learning Pashto today to unlock new cultural perspectives, connect with a global community, and gain practical skills in a language steeped in history. Whether you’re traveling, seeking personal growth, or pursuing academic interests this course is an ideal first step to learning Pashto.

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Luisterboek: 10 mei 2024