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Central Pashto → Vocabulary → 0 to A1 Course → House and Home → Rooms and Furniture

Introduction

In this lesson, you will learn vocabulary for rooms and furniture in a house in Central Pashto. You will practice pronunciation and learn how to use these words in sentences and conversations. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to confidently talk about the different rooms in a house, as well as the furniture and objects found within them.

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Rooms in a House

In Central Pashto, there are different words to describe each room in a house. Here are some of the most common:

Central Pashto	Pronunciation	English
کور	koor	house
ګرې	garey	room
هغه کوچه	haga kochey	that corner
ویډویډه	wey dweydey	hallway
اوستونکی	ostunkay	kitchen
خوړویډ	khodweydey	dining room
کمره	kamara	bedroom
خوب	khob	bathroom

Note that the word for house, "koor," can also be used to refer to a room or residence.

Furniture and Objects in a House

Here is some vocabulary for furniture and objects in a house:

Central Pashto	Pronunciation	English
میز	meyz	table
صندلی	sandali	chair
تخت	takht	bed
کمره کابین	kamara kabeyn	wardrobe
اشیب	ashayab	carpet
پارۀ	para	curtain
دروازه	darwaze	door
پنجرۀ	panjarey	window

You can combine these words with the names of rooms to describe the furniture and objects found in each room. For example, "کمره کابین" (kamara kabeyn) means "wardrobe in the bedroom," and "صندلی سویې" (sandali soye) means "chair in the living room."

Using Rooms and Furniture in Sentences

Here are some example sentences using the vocabulary you've learned:

میز په خوړویډ کی دی؟ (Meyz pa khodweydey key dey?) - Where is the table in the dining room?
د خوب دیوار په لاس پلاره دی. (Da khob dewar pa las palara dey.) - The bathroom is next to the glass shower.
لاس پلارې مرغومیالی بیلشمېرې نشته. (Las palarey morgumyalay beelshamyerey nashta.) - The glass shower needs cleaning.

You can also use prepositions to describe the location of objects within rooms. Here are some prepositions you can use:

Central Pashto	Pronunciation	English
په	pa	on / at
پر	par	in / to
نه	na	not
څه	tsa	under

For example, "میز په خوړویډ کی دی؟" (Meyz pa khodweydey key dey?) means "Where is the table in the dining room?" and "کت کمرې پر میز دی." (Kit kamarey par meyz dey.) means "There is a table in the bedroom."

Conclusion

Congratulations! You've learned many new words and phrases related to rooms and furniture in a house in Central Pashto. Keep practicing your pronunciation and using these words in sentences and conversations to build your language proficiency. Don't forget to also check out the next lesson in the "Complete 0 to A1 Central Pashto Course" for more language learning opportunities.

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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

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