Basic Pashto Travel Phrases: Days & Numbers
Spoken in: Afghanistan, and Pakistan. |
Language known locally as:Ā Pashto, Pushto, Pashtu, or Pakhto.Ā |
Alphabet: Arabic script (Pashto alphabet). |
Traveling to a Pashto speaking country and don't know a word of Pashto?
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I'm Roxy, a veteran solo traveler who has been on the road since 2008. Every time I visited a new country, I found I needed to know a certain set of phrases to win the smiles of the locals š After a while I realised I had created a master list of travel phrases; and I knew that if I had these phrases translated before landing in my new destination, then I would leave there with more than just photos and memories, Iād leave knowing Iād connected with the people who made each place special.Ā You see I learnt that you donāt need to be fluent in a language to make a big difference; sometimes, just a few simple phrases can turn a stranger into a friend.
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I began buying travel phrasebooks but soon realised they were full of unnecessary phrases which were simply added in to fill pages! All that meant was carrying around dead weight. šš¼ No thank you!
That's why I decided to create my own phrasebook!
What began as a personal project, evolved into a mission to help fellow travelers worldwide. With the help of native speakers I met along my way, I began translating my list of phrases into 114 languages. Why 114 you ask? There are over 7,000 languages worldwide, but I determined that all you would need is 114 languages to communicate in every single country. š®
I have now published my translations in a book called Travel With Confidence The World Phrasebook; which is available to download or purchase from Amazon.
In the meantime, here are my basic Pashto travel phrases, for free š¤
Basic Pashto Travel Phrases
Pashto Days & Numbers
English | Pashto | Pronunciation |
Monday | Ś«Ł | Gul |
Tuesday | ŁŁŁ | Nahi |
Wednesday | Ų“ŁŲ±Ł | Shoro |
Thursday | Ų²ŪŲ§Ų±ŲŖ | zyarat |
Friday | Ų¬Ł Ų¹Ł | Juma |
Saturday | Ų®Ų§ŁŁ | Khali |
Sunday | Ų§ŲŖŁŲ§Ų± | Etwar |
English | Pashto | Pronunciation |
0 | ŲµŁŲ± | sifr |
1 | ŁŁ | yaw |
2 | ŲÆŁŁ | dwa |
3 | ŲÆŲ±Ū | dray |
4 | Ś ŁŁŲ± | tsa-lor |
5 | Ł¾ŁŚŁ | pin-zah |
6 | Ų“Ł¾Ś | sh-pahg |
7 | Ų§ŁŁŁ | oh-wah |
8 | Ų§ŲŖŁ | ah-tah |
9 | ŁŁŁ | nuh |
10 | ŁŲ³ | las |
11 | ŁŁŁŲ³ | yaw-las |
12 | ŲÆŁŁŲ³ | doo-wah-las |
13 | ŲÆŁŲ§Ų±ŁŲ³ | dyar-las |
14 | Ś ŁŲ§Ų±ŁŲ³ | tso-war-las |
15 | Ł¾ŁŚŁŲ³ | pinz-las |
16 | Ų“Ł¾Ų§ŚŁŲ³ | shpar-las |
17 | Ų§ŁŁŁŲ³ | oh-was-las |
18 | Ų§ŲŖŁŲ³ | at-las |
19 | ŁŁŁŲ³ | no-las |
20 | Ų“Ł | shal |
21 | ŁŁ ŁŁŲ“ŲŖ | yaw weesht |
25 | Ł¾ŁŚŁ ŁŁŲ“ŲŖ | pinz-ah weesht |
30 | ŲÆŪŲ±Ų“ | dayrsh |
40 | Ś ŁŁŪŚŲŖ | tsal-weesht |
50 | Ł¾ŁŚŁŲ³ | pin-zoos |
60 | Ų“Ł¾ŪŲŖŁ | sh-pay-tah |
70 | Ų§ŁŁŲ§ | aw-yah |
80 | Ų§ŲŖŁŲ§ | ah-tee-yah |
90 | ŁŁŁ | na-wai |
100 | Ų³Ł | sal |
101 | ŪŁ Ų³Ł ŁŁ | yaw sal yaw |
150 | ŪŁ Ų³Ł Ł¾ŁŚŁŲ³ | yaw sal pin-zoos |
200 | ŲÆŁŁ Ų³ŁŁ | dwa so |
1,000 | Ų²Ų± | zar |
10,000 | ŁŲ³ Ų²Ų±Ł | las zah-rah |
100,000 | Ų³Ł Ų²Ų±Ł | sal zah-rah |
1,000,000 | ŁŁ Ł ŁŁŁŁ | yaw mee-lee-yon |
Now you've got all the Pashto Days & Numbers travel phrases nailed, search through my other blogs to find:
Pashto Greetings Travel Phrases
Pashto Travel Basics Travel Phrases
Pashto Food & Dining Travel Phrases
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