Learn Pashto for Daily Life [Android]

Learn Pashto is an educational App, which is designed to facilitate the non-Pakhtoon android users with the connotations of Pashto literature. This smart phone App is for the convenient facilitation of those users who are keen seekers to learn Pashto language in an easy way.

This Pashto learning app for Urdu & English speakers for is feature-rich with its user friendly and light weighted frames covering almost every aspect towards learning Pashto. It will serve as a guide for those who are novice in this field and for those who are foreign to the Pakhtoon belt still yearn to learn its syntax and literature.

Main preliminary screen contains options for the users to opt from their desirable features. The best thing lies in its sequence of options starting from Pashto Alphabets to vocabulary and from Pashto phrases to conversation just like a teacher who starts from basics and helps in mastering the beginners.

Others features include:
• Alphabets: Alphabets are the backbone of any language to learn. Pashto alphabets with English comparison are added for easy comprehension along voice over.
• Numbers: Learn Pashto numbers & counting with transliteration, transliteration, and voice over in English & Urdu.
• Vocabulary: Vocabulary contains the significant parts of Pashto literature, which further is divided into other sections to familiarize the user with the daily use of words.
• Phrases: Phrases contain precise and short sentences of daily life along translation and audio voice to eliminate the hurdle of quick learning.
• Conversation: No one can master a language until be able to converse in it. The conversation part covers Pashto greetings, helping sentences, public and restaurant conversation along introduction and small talks.

Nothing is better than a sleek App, which acts as a Pashto teacher to guide the beginners in appropriate way. The aforementioned features has made it a worth downloading App for the seekers who want to learn Pashto in no time. Download, rate, and share, manan’na!