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Introduction

In this lesson, we will focus on learning vocabulary related to family members in Central Pashto. Family is an important part of Pashtun culture, and understanding the terms for different family members is essential for communication and building relationships. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to confidently identify and talk about your family members in Central Pashto.

The structure of this lesson is as follows:

1. Introduction to Family Members 2. Vocabulary for Immediate Family Members 3. Vocabulary for Extended Family Members 4. Cultural Insights: The Importance of Family in Pashtun Culture 5. Practice Exercises

Let's get started!

Vocabulary for Immediate Family Members

In Central Pashto, there are specific terms to refer to different immediate family members. Use the following table to learn the vocabulary and pronunciation for each family member:

Central Pashto	Pronunciation	English Translation
والد	walad	father
مور	mor	mother
زوی	zoi	son
کور	kor	daughter
برا	bira	older brother
وروز	varuz	younger brother
بریچی	barichi	older sister
ورچی	varchi	younger sister
شوهر	shawhar	husband
زوجه	zowja	wife

Now, let's see these family members in sentences:

Example:

والد د ګلاب دی وه. (walad da gholab dai waha.)

 - Translation: My father is a doctor.

مور د کوچنی سره دی وه. (mor da kochani sara dai waha.)

 - Translation: My mother is with my younger sister.

زوی د کور سره دی وه. (zoi da kor sara dai waha.)

 - Translation: The son is with the daughter.

برا د کور سره دی وه. (bira da kor sara dai waha.)

 - Translation: The older brother is with the daughter.

وروز د ورچی سره دی وه. (varuz da varchi sara dai waha.)

 - Translation: The younger brother is with the younger sister.

بریچی د برا سره دی وه. (barichi da bira sara dai waha.)

 - Translation: The older sister is with the older brother.

شوهر د زوجه سره دی وه. (shawhar da zowja sara dai waha.)

 - Translation: The husband is with the wife.

زوجه د شوهر سره دی وه. (zowja da shawhar sara dai waha.)

 - Translation: The wife is with the husband.

Practice saying these sentences aloud and try to create your own sentences using the vocabulary for immediate family members.

Vocabulary for Extended Family Members

In addition to immediate family members, Pashto also has specific terms to refer to extended family members. Use the following table to learn the vocabulary and pronunciation for each family member:

Central Pashto	Pronunciation	English Translation
دادا	dada	paternal grandfather
دادی	dadi	paternal grandmother
نانا	nana	maternal grandfather
نانی	nani	maternal grandmother
چاچا	chacha	paternal uncle
ماما	mama	paternal aunt
ماما	mama	maternal aunt
پهوځی	pohzi	paternal cousin
مامی	mami	maternal cousin

Now, let's see these family members in sentences:

Example:

دادا د والد دی وه. (dada da walad dai waha.)

 - Translation: The paternal grandfather is the father.

دادی د مور دی وه. (dadi da mor dai waha.)

 - Translation: The paternal grandmother is the mother.

نانا د زوی دی وه. (nana da zoi dai waha.)

 - Translation: The maternal grandfather is the son.

نانی د کور دی وه. (nani da kor dai waha.)

 - Translation: The maternal grandmother is the daughter.

چاچا د برا سره دی وه. (chacha da bira sara dai waha.)

 - Translation: The paternal uncle is with the older brother.

ماما د برا سره دی وه. (mama da bira sara dai waha.)

 - Translation: The paternal aunt is with the older brother.

ماما د بریچی سره دی وه. (mama da barichi sara dai waha.)

 - Translation: The paternal aunt is with the older sister.

پهوځی د وروز سره دی وه. (pohzi da varuz sara dai waha.)

 - Translation: The paternal cousin is with the younger brother.

مامی د ورچی سره دی وه. (mami da varchi sara dai waha.)

 - Translation: The maternal cousin is with the younger sister.

Practice saying these sentences aloud and try to create your own sentences using the vocabulary for extended family members.

Cultural Insights: The Importance of Family in Pashtun Culture

In Pashtun culture, family plays a central role and holds great importance. Pashtuns have a strong sense of kinship and maintain close ties with their extended family members. The concept of family extends beyond the immediate family and includes aunts, uncles, cousins, and even distant relatives. Pashtuns value family connections and often prioritize the needs and well-being of their family members.

Family gatherings and celebrations are common in Pashtun culture. Weddings, engagements, and birth celebrations are occasions where families come together to celebrate and strengthen their bonds. Elders are highly respected in Pashtun society and are considered the custodians of family traditions and values.

In Pashtun families, there is a strong emphasis on collective decision-making and consensus-building. Major decisions, such as marriages, often involve the input and agreement of multiple family members. This collective approach reflects the interconnectedness and interdependence of Pashtun families.

Additionally, Pashtun families place great importance on hospitality. Guests are warmly welcomed and treated with utmost respect and generosity. Family members strive to provide a comfortable and inviting environment for their guests, often going above and beyond to ensure their needs are met.

Understanding the cultural significance of family in Pashtun culture is key to developing meaningful relationships and effectively communicating with Pashtun individuals. By learning the vocabulary for family members, you are taking a step towards building a deeper understanding of Pashtun culture.

Practice Exercises

Now it's time to practice what you have learned! Complete the following exercises to reinforce your understanding of family members in Central Pashto.

Exercise 1: Match the Family Member Match the Central Pashto term with its English translation.

1. والد 2. مور 3. زوی 4. کور 5. برا 6. وروز 7. بریچی 8. ورچی 9. شوهر 10. زوجه

a. father b. mother c. son d. daughter e. older brother f. younger brother g. older sister h. younger sister i. husband j. wife

Solution: 1. a 2. b 3. c 4. d 5. e 6. f 7. g 8. h 9. i 10. j

Exercise 2: Create Sentences Create sentences using the vocabulary for immediate family members.

Example: والد د کور سره دی وه.

1. مور د وروز سره دی وه. 2. زوی د کور سره دی وه. 3. برا د بریچی سره دی وه. 4. وروز د ورچی سره دی وه. 5. بریچی د برا سره دی وه.

Solution: 1. My mother is with my younger brother. 2. The son is with the daughter. 3. The older brother is with the older sister. 4. The younger brother is with the younger sister. 5. The older sister is with the older brother.

Exercise 3: Fill in the Blanks Fill in the blanks with the appropriate vocabulary for extended family members.

1. دادا د والد دی وه. 2. دادی د مور دی وه. 3. نانا د زوی دی وه. 4. نانی د کور دی وه. 5. چاچا د برا سره دی وه. 6. ماما د برا سره دی وه. 7. ماما د بریچی سره دی وه. 8. پهوځی د وروز سره دی وه. 9. مامی د ورچی سره دی وه.

Solution: 1. The paternal grandfather is the father. 2. The paternal grandmother is the mother. 3. The maternal grandfather is the son. 4. The maternal grandmother is the daughter. 5. The paternal uncle is with the older brother. 6. The paternal aunt is with the older brother. 7. The paternal aunt is with the older sister. 8. The paternal cousin is with the younger brother. 9. The maternal cousin is with the younger sister.

Keep practicing these exercises until you feel confident in using the vocabulary for family members in Central Pashto.

Conclusion

In this lesson, you have learned vocabulary for family members in Central Pashto. You now have the ability to confidently identify and talk about your family members. Remember to practice using these words in sentences and conversations to reinforce your learning.

Understanding the importance of family in Pashtun culture is essential for effective communication and building relationships with Pashtun individuals. By taking the time to learn about the cultural significance of family, you are showing respect and appreciation for Pashtun traditions and values.

Keep up the great work! In the next lesson, we will explore vocabulary for relationships, such as friend, neighbor, and colleague, in Central Pashto.

Table of Contents - Central Pashto Course - 0 to A1

Course Presentation

Greetings and Introductions

Personal Pronouns

Numbers and Counting

Basic Sentence Structure

Common Verbs

Present Tense

Food and Drink

Questions

Family and Relationships

Possessive Pronouns and Adjectives

House and Home

Prepositions

Hobbies and Activities

Past Tense

Travel and Transportation

Pashtun Customs and Traditions

Other Lessons

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 == Introduction ==
-In Central Pashto, family is highly valued and respected. One's family members are often referred to using specific honorifics and titles, depending on age, gender, and relationship. In this lesson, you will learn vocabulary for family members in Central Pashto, practice pronunciation, and learn how to use these words in sentences and conversations.
+In this lesson, we will focus on learning vocabulary related to family members in Central Pashto. Family is an important part of Pashtun culture, and understanding the terms for different family members is essential for communication and building relationships. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to confidently identify and talk about your family members in Central Pashto.
+The structure of this lesson is as follows:
+. Introduction to Family Members
+. Vocabulary for Immediate Family Members
+. Vocabulary for Extended Family Members
+. Cultural Insights: The Importance of Family in Pashtun Culture
+. Practice Exercises
-<span link>Once you've mastered this lesson, take a look at these related pages: [[Language/Central-pashto/Vocabulary/Vegetables|Vegetables]] & [[Language/Central-pashto/Vocabulary/Numbers-1-10|Numbers 1 10]].</span>
+Let's get started!
-== Vocabulary ==
-Here are some words you can use to refer to family members in Central Pashto:
+== Vocabulary for Immediate Family Members ==
+In Central Pashto, there are specific terms to refer to different immediate family members. Use the following table to learn the vocabulary and pronunciation for each family member:
 {| class="wikitable"
-! Central Pashto !! Pronunciation !! English
+! Central Pashto !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
+|-
+| والد || walad || father
+|-
+| مور || mor || mother
 |-
-| پلر || pəlær || Father
+| زوی || zoi || son
 |-
-| مور || moor || Mother
+| کور || kor || daughter
 |-
-| ولسي || walsi || Son
+| برا || bira || older brother
 |-
-| ځوړه || ʒure || Daughter
+| وروز || varuz || younger brother
 |-
-| ولي || wali || Brother
+| بریچی || barichi || older sister
 |-
-| خوي || khway || Sister
+| ورچی || varchi || younger sister
 |-
-| وياړه || wayare || Grandfather
+| شوهر || shawhar || husband
+|-
+| زوجه || zowja || wife
+|}
+Now, let's see these family members in sentences:
+Example:
+* والد د ګلاب دی وه. (walad da gholab dai waha.)
+  - Translation: My father is a doctor.
+* مور د کوچنی سره دی وه. (mor da kochani sara dai waha.)
+  - Translation: My mother is with my younger sister.
+* زوی د کور سره دی وه. (zoi da kor sara dai waha.)
+  - Translation: The son is with the daughter.
+* برا د کور سره دی وه. (bira da kor sara dai waha.)
+  - Translation: The older brother is with the daughter.
+* وروز د ورچی سره دی وه. (varuz da varchi sara dai waha.)
+  - Translation: The younger brother is with the younger sister.
+* بریچی د برا سره دی وه. (barichi da bira sara dai waha.)
+  - Translation: The older sister is with the older brother.
+* شوهر د زوجه سره دی وه. (shawhar da zowja sara dai waha.)
+  - Translation: The husband is with the wife.
+* زوجه د شوهر سره دی وه. (zowja da shawhar sara dai waha.)
+  - Translation: The wife is with the husband.
+Practice saying these sentences aloud and try to create your own sentences using the vocabulary for immediate family members.
+== Vocabulary for Extended Family Members ==
+In addition to immediate family members, Pashto also has specific terms to refer to extended family members. Use the following table to learn the vocabulary and pronunciation for each family member:
+{| class="wikitable"
+! Central Pashto !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
 |-
-| پښه || pashe || Grandmother
+| دادا || dada || paternal grandfather
 |-
-| خاهړه || khahure || Uncle (father's brother)
+| دادی || dadi || paternal grandmother
 |-
-| پلره || pələre || Aunt (father's sister)
+| نانا || nana || maternal grandfather
 |-
-| کال || kaal || Uncle (mother's brother)
+| نانی || nani || maternal grandmother
 |-
-| ماما || mama || Aunt (mother's sister)
+| چاچا || chacha || paternal uncle
 |-
-| ټاټه || tatə || Older brother
+| ماما || mama || paternal aunt
 |-
-| ورځينه || warzhina || Older sister
+| ماما || mama || maternal aunt
 |-
-| وړاندې || worsande || Younger brother
+| پهوځی || pohzi || paternal cousin
 |-
-| کوږه || koxə || Younger sister
+| مامی || mami || maternal cousin
 |}
-Note: The pronunciation for Central Pashto varies by region and speaker. The pronunciation provided here is a general guide.
+Now, let's see these family members in sentences:
-== Usage ==
+Example:
+* دادا د والد دی وه. (dada da walad dai waha.)
+  - Translation: The paternal grandfather is the father.
-To use these words in sentences, you need to know how to form simple sentences in Central Pashto. Here's an example:
+* دادی د مور دی وه. (dadi da mor dai waha.)
+  - Translation: The paternal grandmother is the mother.
-- پلر هغه مرغه يې وي || pəlær haghə murgha yi way ||
+* نانا د زوی دی وه. (nana da zoi dai waha.)
-   English: My father has a chicken.
+   - Translation: The maternal grandfather is the son.
-Let's break down this sentence:
+* نانی د کور دی وه. (nani da kor dai waha.)
+  - Translation: The maternal grandmother is the daughter.
-- پلر || pəlær || Father - this is the subject of the sentence.
+* چاچا د برا سره دی وه. (chacha da bira sara dai waha.)
-- هغه || haghə || My - this is a possessive adjective that modifies the noun "father".
+  - Translation: The paternal uncle is with the older brother.
-- مرغه || murgha || Chicken - this is the object of the sentence.
-- يې || yi || Has - this is the verb in the sentence. It means "has".
-- وي || way || This is the verb ending. It indicates the tense of the verb. In this case, it is the present tense.
-Here are some more examples using the vocabulary above:
+* ماما د برا سره دی وه. (mama da bira sara dai waha.)
+  - Translation: The paternal aunt is with the older brother.
-- مور ته د اوبه يې خوژلي || moor ta da oba yi khuzhli ||
+* ماما د بریچی سره دی وه. (mama da barichi sara dai waha.)
-   English: My mother is cooking rice.
+   - Translation: The paternal aunt is with the older sister.
-- ولي داسې دفتر ته وختنه کوي || wali dase deftar ta wakhtana kawi ||
+* پهوځی د وروز سره دی وه. (pohzi da varuz sara dai waha.)
-   English: My brother works in an office.
+   - Translation: The paternal cousin is with the younger brother.
-- خوي په هغه ځمکه کې خپل تلويزېن څرګنده کوي || khway pa haghə zamka ki khpal telwizən tsarganda kawi ||
+* مامی د ورچی سره دی وه. (mami da varchi sara dai waha.)
-   English: My sister watches TV in that room.
+   - Translation: The maternal cousin is with the younger sister.
-Note: In Central Pashto, word order is generally subject-object-verb (SOV). However, word order can be flexible depending on emphasis or context.
+Practice saying these sentences aloud and try to create your own sentences using the vocabulary for extended family members.
-== Cultural Information ==
+== Cultural Insights: The Importance of Family in Pashtun Culture ==
-In Pashtun culture, family is considered the cornerstone of society. Family members are expected to support and protect each other, and to maintain strong ties with relatives even beyond the nuclear family. The Pashtunwali code of ethics, which is practiced among Pashtuns and many other ethnic groups in Afghanistan and Pakistan, places a high value on hospitality, honor, and revenge. Family members are expected to uphold these values and to maintain the honor of their family name.
+In Pashtun culture, family plays a central role and holds great importance. Pashtuns have a strong sense of kinship and maintain close ties with their extended family members. The concept of family extends beyond the immediate family and includes aunts, uncles, cousins, and even distant relatives. Pashtuns value family connections and often prioritize the needs and well-being of their family members.
-Among Pashtuns, there are specific honorifics and titles used to address family members based on age, gender, and relationship. For example, younger brothers may refer to their older brothers as "tate" (تاته) or "ta" (تا), while younger sisters may refer to their older sisters as "wrazhina" (ورژینه) or "wraxa" (وراخه). In some cases, additional titles may be used to show respect, such as "mian" (میاں) for husband and "bibi" (بی بی) for wife.
+Family gatherings and celebrations are common in Pashtun culture. Weddings, engagements, and birth celebrations are occasions where families come together to celebrate and strengthen their bonds. Elders are highly respected in Pashtun society and are considered the custodians of family traditions and values.
-In Pashtun families, gender roles are often traditional, with men typically working outside the home and women taking care of domestic responsibilities. However, this is not always the case, and there are many Pashtun women who have achieved success and recognition in various fields. Pashtun families also value education and encourage their children to pursue academic and professional opportunities.
+In Pashtun families, there is a strong emphasis on collective decision-making and consensus-building. Major decisions, such as marriages, often involve the input and agreement of multiple family members. This collective approach reflects the interconnectedness and interdependence of Pashtun families.
+Additionally, Pashtun families place great importance on hospitality. Guests are warmly welcomed and treated with utmost respect and generosity. Family members strive to provide a comfortable and inviting environment for their guests, often going above and beyond to ensure their needs are met.
+Understanding the cultural significance of family in Pashtun culture is key to developing meaningful relationships and effectively communicating with Pashtun individuals. By learning the vocabulary for family members, you are taking a step towards building a deeper understanding of Pashtun culture.
+== Practice Exercises ==
+Now it's time to practice what you have learned! Complete the following exercises to reinforce your understanding of family members in Central Pashto.
+Exercise 1: Match the Family Member
+Match the Central Pashto term with its English translation.
+. والد
+. مور
+. زوی
+. کور
+. برا
+. وروز
+. بریچی
+. ورچی
+. شوهر
+. زوجه
+a. father
+b. mother
+c. son
+d. daughter
+e. older brother
+f. younger brother
+g. older sister
+h. younger sister
+i. husband
+j. wife
+Solution:
+. a
+. b
+. c
+. d
+. e
+. f
+. g
+. h
+. i
+. j
+Exercise 2: Create Sentences
+Create sentences using the vocabulary for immediate family members.
+Example:
+والد د کور سره دی وه.
+. مور د وروز سره دی وه.
+. زوی د کور سره دی وه.
+. برا د بریچی سره دی وه.
+. وروز د ورچی سره دی وه.
+. بریچی د برا سره دی وه.
+Solution:
+. My mother is with my younger brother.
+. The son is with the daughter.
+. The older brother is with the older sister.
+. The younger brother is with the younger sister.
+. The older sister is with the older brother.
+Exercise 3: Fill in the Blanks
+Fill in the blanks with the appropriate vocabulary for extended family members.
+. دادا د والد دی وه.
+. دادی د مور دی وه.
+. نانا د زوی دی وه.
+. نانی د کور دی وه.
+. چاچا د برا سره دی وه.
+. ماما د برا سره دی وه.
+. ماما د بریچی سره دی وه.
+. پهوځی د وروز سره دی وه.
+. مامی د ورچی سره دی وه.
+Solution:
+. The paternal grandfather is the father.
+. The paternal grandmother is the mother.
+. The maternal grandfather is the son.
+. The maternal grandmother is the daughter.
+. The paternal uncle is with the older brother.
+. The paternal aunt is with the older brother.
+. The paternal aunt is with the older sister.
+. The paternal cousin is with the younger brother.
+. The maternal cousin is with the younger sister.
+Keep practicing these exercises until you feel confident in using the vocabulary for family members in Central Pashto.
 == Conclusion ==
-In this lesson, you have learned vocabulary for family members in Central Pashto, practiced pronunciation, and learned how to use these words in sentences and conversations. You have also gained some cultural insight into the importance of family and relationships in Pashtun culture. Keep practicing and expanding your vocabulary to become more proficient in Central Pashto.
+In this lesson, you have learned vocabulary for family members in Central Pashto. You now have the ability to confidently identify and talk about your family members. Remember to practice using these words in sentences and conversations to reinforce your learning.
+Understanding the importance of family in Pashtun culture is essential for effective communication and building relationships with Pashtun individuals. By taking the time to learn about the cultural significance of family, you are showing respect and appreciation for Pashtun traditions and values.
+Keep up the great work! In the next lesson, we will explore vocabulary for relationships, such as friend, neighbor, and colleague, in Central Pashto.
-<span link>Now that you've completed this lesson, don't stop learning! Check out these related topics: [[Language/Central-pashto/Vocabulary/Introducing-Yourself|Introducing Yourself]] & [[Language/Central-pashto/Vocabulary/City|City]].</span>
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