Translate real-time conversations, menus and street signs, websites, documents, and more using the Microsoft Translator app for Windows, iOS, Android, and the web. What you can do with Microsoft Translator At home Most Pashto speakers live in the geographical historic region of Pashtunistan, which lies in modern day states of Pakistan and Afghanistan. Pashto is spoken by an estimated 45 to 55 million people worldwide. Iranian Persian is available in Translator simply as “Persian”. Dari and Iranian Persian are often mutually intelligible. Dari is closely related to Iranian Persian which is spoken in Iran. It is also used as a lingua franca throughout Afghanistan. Dariĭari is a variety of Persian spoken in Afghanistan, and is the first language of about 12.5 million people in Afghanistan and neighboring Pakistan. Although both have been influenced by Arabic, perhaps most notably in using modified Arabic scripts as their writing systems, they are not linguistically related to Arabic. Both languages are in the Indo-European language family, related to such diverse languages as Hindi, Greek, and English.
About the Dari and Pashto Languagesĭari and Pashto are the two official languages of Afghanistan. You can also use Translator, an Azure Cognitive Service, to add Dari and Pashto text translation to your own applications, websites, tools, or any solution requiring multi-language support. To add speech-to-text or text-to-speech translation, you can use Azure Cognitive Services Speech. Dari and Pashto are available now, or will be available soon, in the Microsoft Translator app, Office, and Translator for Bing. You can now translate Dari and Pashto to or from any of the more than 70 languages available in Translator. Today, Microsoft Translator adds Dari and Pashto text translation. Image: Famous white pigeons at Shrine of Hazrat Ali, Mazar-I-Sharif, Afghanistan
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