Pashtu and Dari are the official languages of Afghanistan  . Pashtu (also written Pushtu) was declared the National Language of the country during the beginning of Zahir Shah's reign; however, Dari has always been used for business and government transactions. Both belong to the Indo-European group of languages.
According to estimates, approximately 35% of the Afghan population speaks Pashtu, and about 50% speaks Dari. Turkic languages (Uzbek and Turkmen) are spoken by about 11% of the population. There are also numerous other languages spoken in the country (Baluchi, Pashai, Nuristani, etc.) and bilingualism is very common.
Most Spoken Language
Pashto, Dari, Hazaragi, Uzbek, Aimaq 
Dari Persian                                            50 %
Pashto                                                    35 %
Uzbek and Turkmen                               11 %
Other minority languages                         4 %

I'm not agree with above mentioned percentage of Pashton papulation in Afghanistan.
ReplyDeletebut in Afghanistan are 70% Pashtoons, 9% Tajik, 7% Uzbek, 5% Hazara, and remained 9% are Turkman, Baloch, Pashayee, Noristani and Arab Trib.
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