Farahi dialect

The Farahi dialect is a regional variation of the Pashto language spoken mainly in the Farah Province of Afghanistan. It features unique pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammatical structures that distinguish it from other Pashto dialects. While sharing core elements of Pashto, Farahi dialect reflects local cultural influences and historical development, making it recognizable to speakers of other Pashto varieties. This dialect is an important part of local identity and communication within the community, helping preserve cultural heritage and facilitate understanding among native speakers in that region.