Dari language

Dari is a variety of Persian spoken primarily in Afghanistan and serves as one of the country's official languages. It is known for its rich literary history and shares much vocabulary and grammar with Persian spoken in Iran. Dari uses the Perso-Arabic script and has distinctive pronunciation and some vocabulary differences. It functions as a key language for education, government, and media in Afghanistan, and it plays a vital role in the country’s cultural identity. Essentially, Dari is a regional form of Persian that reflects Afghanistan’s history and linguistic diversity.