Pashto is the official language of Pakistan and Afghanistan. It's the most spoken language in Pakistan and second most spoken in Afghanistan. The official language of Pakistan, it's also the official language of the United Kingdom and other parts of the British Empire.

For those who don't know the language, here's the meaning of the most important words:

Hello: It's a warm and friendly greeting in Pashto. It can also mean good day, good night, good morning, and good afternoon.

How are you?: The response to this question is also varied. It can mean well, good, fine, and good health.

Thank you: Express your gratitude and appreciation for the person you're talking to. It can also mean good riddance, good luck, and good fortune.

You're welcome: This is a common response to thank you. It can also mean congratulations.

Please: Please is an important part of the Pashto language. It's used to ask for permission or to get more information.

Please can also mean please, as in: "Please take the keys."

Please say what you want to do.

I want to: The basic Pashto phrase for I want to is "Bana dahr."

I don't know: This is used to express ignorance or lack of knowledge.

I am not sure: This is used to express uncertainty.

I don't understand: It can also mean that you don't understand English and need a Pashto translation.

I'll try: If you want to say that you'll try to do something, this is the phrase you need.

What do you mean?: This is a question in Pashto.