General speaking,reading,writing
I would love to listen more from you and your background knowledge about urdu language.My lessons will be according to your interest and needs.

In this lesson you will learn to speak words of Urdu that is used for greeting each other. I will use audio and visual effects. And will ensure practice of speaking these words multiple times.

Greetings in Urdu

am here to help students of all ages to learn rules of Urdu language.
This course will help you practice all four aspects of Pashto (reading, listening, reading, and speaking), in a way that helps you build your conversational ability and teaches you the ins and outs of Urdu grammar. I will teach you the basic rules with clear examples in a fun and productive manner.  In first half our lesson we will study the basic grammar rules and in the 2nd half we will put those rules into practice.
My teaching style is very student-centered and my lessons are adaptable to the needs of the students. If you are a beginner, we can start with a basic hello hi! conversations and then slowly progress. Or, if you have some knowledge we can pick up, go ahead and you'll be speaking with ease and confidence in no time!
I use different methods depending on your level and your goal. The strategies and methods used will be tailored towards your needs.
My lessons & teaching style
1-Pashto Grammar and Conversation (Beginner to Advanced)
2-Pashto  Listening (Beginners to Advanced) 
3- Reading Pashto literature
I am very friendly teacher i engaged students in shorts stories and in friendly ways, I divide my class in four parts first part is revision second one is which strategy and skill should be used the third one is new lesson and fourth one is practicing, I hope you will enjoy the adventures journey of learning Pashto and with me.

urdu and pashto  speaking course  for beginners.

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