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1 [one]

People

People

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خلک

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I ز- ز_ ز- -- زه 0
ز- ز_ ز- -- زه
I and you ز--ا- -ه ز_ ا_ ت_ ز- ا- ت- -------- زه او ته 0
زه ----ه ز_ ا_ ت_ ز- ا- ت- -------- زه او ته
both of us م-ږ-د-اړه م__ د____ م-ږ د-ا-ه --------- موږ دواړه 0
موږ ---ړه م__ د____ م-ږ د-ا-ه --------- موږ دواړه
he ه-ه ه__ ه-ه --- هغه 0
هغه ه__ ه-ه --- هغه
he and she ه-- -و دوی ه__ ا_ د__ ه-ه ا- د-ی ---------- هغه او دوی 0
aǧa ---doy a__ ā_ d__ a-a ā- d-y ---------- aǧa āo doy
they both د---دو--ه د__ د____ د-ی د-ا-ه --------- دوی دواړه 0
دو---و-ړه د__ د____ د-ی د-ا-ه --------- دوی دواړه
the man سړی س__ س-ی --- سړی 0
سړی س__ س-ی --- سړی
the woman ښ-ه ښ__ ښ-ه --- ښځه 0
ښځه ښ__ ښ-ه --- ښځه
the child م-شوم م____ م-ش-م ----- ماشوم 0
ماش-م م____ م-ش-م ----- ماشوم
a family ی-ه --رنۍ ی__ ک____ ی-ه ک-ر-ۍ --------- یوه کورنۍ 0
ی-ه -ور-ۍ ی__ ک____ ی-ه ک-ر-ۍ --------- یوه کورنۍ
my family ز-ا -ورنۍ ز__ ک____ ز-ا ک-ر-ۍ --------- زما کورنۍ 0
ز-ا-ک-ر-ۍ ز__ ک____ ز-ا ک-ر-ۍ --------- زما کورنۍ
My family is here. زما --ر-- -------. ز__ ک____ د___ د__ ز-ا ک-ر-ۍ د-ت- د-. ------------------ زما کورنۍ دلته ده. 0
زم--ک--نۍ دل-ه-ده. ز__ ک____ د___ د__ ز-ا ک-ر-ۍ د-ت- د-. ------------------ زما کورنۍ دلته ده.
I am here. زه دل-ه --. ز_ د___ ی__ ز- د-ت- ی-. ----------- زه دلته یم. 0
زه د-ته-یم. ز_ د___ ی__ ز- د-ت- ی-. ----------- زه دلته یم.
You are here. تا-- -ل-ه یا-ت. ت___ د___ ی____ ت-س- د-ت- ی-س-. --------------- تاسو دلته یاست. 0
تا-و ---- -ا-ت. ت___ د___ ی____ ت-س- د-ت- ی-س-. --------------- تاسو دلته یاست.
He is here and she is here. ه-ه-د-ته د- او ه---دلته-ده. ه__ د___ د_ ا_ ه__ د___ د__ ه-ه د-ت- د- ا- ه-ه د-ت- د-. --------------------------- هغه دلته دی او هغه دلته ده. 0
aǧ- d----d- ---aǧa dl---da a__ d___ d_ ā_ a__ d___ d_ a-a d-t- d- ā- a-a d-t- d- -------------------------- aǧa dlta dy āo aǧa dlta da
We are here. م---دلت- --. م__ د___ ی__ م-ږ د-ت- ی-. ------------ موږ دلته یو. 0
م-ږ --ت- یو. م__ د___ ی__ م-ږ د-ت- ی-. ------------ موږ دلته یو.
You are here. تاسو-د--ه----ت. ت___ د___ ی____ ت-س- د-ت- ی-س-. --------------- تاسو دلته یاست. 0
تاس- -ل---یاست. ت___ د___ ی____ ت-س- د-ت- ی-س-. --------------- تاسو دلته یاست.
They are all here. دوی --- دل-ه د-. د__ ټ__ د___ د__ د-ی ټ-ل د-ت- د-. ---------------- دوی ټول دلته دي. 0
د----ول دل-- د-. د__ ټ__ د___ د__ د-ی ټ-ل د-ت- د-. ---------------- دوی ټول دلته دي.

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