In this section, I would like to have a Trial Lesson, where I want to assess all the students who participate with me in the next class from beginning to advanced level and introduce them to how to teach the next classes, as well as the rules and order of the next classes. I will speak to the students to reliably participate in next classes.

Having conversation about interesting topics and also focusing on pronunciation of the student which will be more help.

General Pashto

Our focus in this course is more on conversation and grammar.

Learn the Pashto alphabet: Start by familiarizing yourself with the Pashto alphabet, which consists of 44 letters, including both consonants and vowels.

Basic greetings and expressions: Introduce common Pashto greetings and expressions to beginners. Teach them how to say hello (senga yee), goodbye (khudai pa aman), thank you (za sta kho sara), and please (meharbani).

Sentence structure: Introduce the basic sentence structure of Pashto. Pashto follows a subject-object-verb (SOV) word order. Teach beginners how to form simple sentences, such as "I am a student" (za zwan day) or "She is eating" (da khwre khpalay ye).

Reading and writing practice: Introduce basic reading and writing skills gradually. Start with simple words and sentences, and gradually move on to more complex texts. Encourage beginners to practice writing in Pashto by keeping a language journal or exchanging written messages with fellow learners.

Practice regularly: Consistency is key to language learning. Encourage beginners to practice Pashto regularly, even if it's just for a few minutes each day. Provide them with resources, such as textbooks, online courses, or language learning apps, to support their independent practice.