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Pasto Au Dari

Selections for Studying the Official Languages of Afghanistan and Their Literature

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  • 234 stránok
  • 9 hodin čítania

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A textbook for learning Pashto and Dari, the official languages of Afghanistan. The selection comprises classical Pashto texts, as well as contemporary Pashto and Dari writings. The volume, compiled primarily for didactic purposes, includes folk literature, literary excerpts written in colloquial language, model correspondence, a few types of printed material, handwriting and the art of calligraphy. The textbook may also constitute, at least partially, an illustration of lectures on the literature and culture of Afghanistan. The latter objective is to be fulfilled, above all, by the texts on the Afghan code of conduct - Pashtunwali. Finally, one may treat the textbook as an Afghan anthology.

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Pasto Au Dari, Jadwiga Pstrusińska

Jazyk
Rok vydania
1985
Väzba
(mäkká),
Stav knihy
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Cena
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Titul
Pasto Au Dari
Podtitul
Selections for Studying the Official Languages of Afghanistan and Their Literature
Jazyk
perzsky
Rok vydania
1985
Väzba
mäkká
Počet strán
234
ISBN10
8323300607
ISBN13
9788323300601
Série
Štítky
Darijčina
Anotácia
A textbook for learning Pashto and Dari, the official languages of Afghanistan. The selection comprises classical Pashto texts, as well as contemporary Pashto and Dari writings. The volume, compiled primarily for didactic purposes, includes folk literature, literary excerpts written in colloquial language, model correspondence, a few types of printed material, handwriting and the art of calligraphy. The textbook may also constitute, at least partially, an illustration of lectures on the literature and culture of Afghanistan. The latter objective is to be fulfilled, above all, by the texts on the Afghan code of conduct - Pashtunwali. Finally, one may treat the textbook as an Afghan anthology.