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Hameed Khan
Pashto Greetings Pakhair Raghli (Well Come)

Pa Makha dey Kha (Good bye)

Aug 20, 2008 12:29 PM
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Zama Grano malgaro (my dear friends),
I am ready to teach pashto to those who want to learn Pashto any time.
Akhtar- Contact me please.

September 7, 2008

Salaam grana malgray!
mehrbani wu kri ma ta mrasta kri!
can you translate these from English into Pashto:
   I'm going to discuss this question tomorrow morning=?
   I'm reading an interesting magazine=?
   I lived in Kabul with my parents 10 years ago =?
thanks.and please translate to Pashto too.What maens '' kabaili simu'' or ''qabayly pa seemo ki''=?=?
Manana!

December 5, 2008
Well come back brother... i m glade to see  u again here. i also did not submit any commints because no one is taking participation in this blog. anyhow see u very soon here again

Dira Dira Manana
sta ror 
Hameed
December 4, 2008

Salamona Zama Grano Malgaro,

I hope you are all are fine and healty, I would like to keep this program runs but I don't know why my friends are discouraged to join in here regularly.

I hope to hear from you too.

Manana  مننه -
ستاسو ورور اخترمحمد

December 4, 2008
thank u Akhtar, 
I dont know anything about Diasy. anyway we are well come her whenever she want to re-join... Akhtar I think we need to invite more friends here. I will try my best to do. and u too plz.
October 14, 2008
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Hameed Khan
Language Skills
English, Pashto, Spanish, Urdu
Learning Language
English
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