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Pashto to English Translation

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Common Pashto to English Phrases

Frequently used phrases for quick reference:

Pashto English
سلام Hello
ستړي مه شې Hello (literally: may you not be tired)
ستاسو حال څنګه دی؟ How are you?
مننه Thank you
هو Yes
نه No
زما نوم ... دی My name is ...
دا په څو دی؟ How much is this?
زه نه پوهېږم I do not understand
لږ اوبه راکړئ Please give me some water
ته د کوم ځای یې؟ Where are you from?
زه د افغانستان یم I am from Afghanistan
بښنه غواړم Sorry
ښه راغلاست Welcome
خدای پامان Goodbye

Hospital and Medical Visits in India

Pashto English
زه ډاکټر ته اړتیا لرم I need a doctor
روغتون چېرته دی؟ Where is the hospital?
زما سر خوږېږي I have a headache
زه تبه لرم I have a fever
زه درمل ته اړتیا لرم I need medicine
دا درمل په ورځ کې څو ځله وخورم؟ How many times a day should I take this medicine?
د ډاکټر فیس څومره دی؟ How much is the doctor fee?
زما راپور چمتو دی؟ Is my report ready?
تشناب چېرته دی؟ Where is the toilet?
مهرباني وکړئ ورو خبرې وکړئ Please speak slowly
دلته څوک پښتو پوهېږي؟ Does anyone here understand Pashto?

Numbers in English (for Pashto speakers)

Pashto English
یو One
دوه Two
درې Three
څلور Four
پنځه Five
شپږ Six
اووه Seven
اته Eight
نهه Nine
لس Ten
سل Hundred
زر Thousand

About Pashto to English Translation

Pashto to English translation serves Pashto speakers who need English for study, paperwork and hospitals in India. Pashto is an Eastern Iranian language spoken by around 50 million people in Afghanistan and northwest Pakistan, and it is one of the two official languages of Afghanistan. It uses a Perso-Arabic script with extra letters such as ټ, ډ, ړ, ښ, ږ, ځ and څ that do not exist in Arabic or Urdu. In India, the pair is used by Afghan students on scholarships, families travelling to Delhi and Gurugram for medical treatment, refugees in areas like Lajpat Nagar and Bhogal, and interpreters who work with them. Pronunciation here follows the common Kandahar and Kabul style.

Pashto

  • Native name: پښتو
  • Script: Pashto alphabet (modified Arabic)
  • Speakers: 60 million
  • Family: Indo-European, Iranian

English

  • Native name: English
  • Script: Latin
  • Speakers: 1.5 billion
  • Family: Indo-European, Germanic

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Pashto the same as Pakhto?
Yes. Pashto is the southern pronunciation used around Kandahar, while Pakhto is the northern pronunciation used around Peshawar and eastern Afghanistan. The letter ښ is read as "sh" in the south and "kh" in the north, which is why both names exist.
Is Pashto the same as Dari or Urdu?
No. Dari is a form of Persian, and Urdu is an Indo-Aryan language. Pashto shares many loanwords with both and uses a similar script, but its grammar and core vocabulary are its own. A Dari or Urdu speaker usually cannot follow spoken Pashto without learning it.
Which Pashto letters are not found in Urdu?
Pashto has letters like څ (ts), ځ (dz), ښ (sh or kh), ږ (zh or g) and ړ (a retroflex r). These show sounds that Urdu writes differently or does not have, so Urdu readers should learn them before reading Pashto text.
Can I use this for medical visits in Delhi?
Yes. The hospital table covers common needs like fever, medicine timing, reports and fees. For prescriptions, consent forms and diagnosis, always ask the hospital for a qualified interpreter, as many large Delhi hospitals offer one for Afghan patients.
What does Starray ma she mean?
ستړي مه شې literally means "may you not be tired". It is one of the most common Pashto greetings, used when meeting someone, especially after a journey or work. The usual reply is خوار مه شې (khwaar ma she), "may you not be poor".
Is Pashto to English translation free?
Yes, it is free with no signup and works on mobile phones and computers.