Is Arabic spoken in Afghanistan

Answer 1

The National Language of Afghanistan is Pashto also called Pakhtu, Afghani according to the ethics groups of Afghanistan More than 42-60% population of Afghanistan is Pashtun which there native Language is Pashto .during the 1934 Pashto become National Language of Afghanistan, the National Anthem is in Pashto Language all the Gov documents are been wrote in Pashto the army language is in pashto .

and Afghanistan have two Official Language

1 Pashto also called Afghani and Pakhtu

2 is Dari also called Afghani Persian

and other language which spoke in Afghanistan is

Uzbeki

Hazarage

Aimaq

Nuristani

Pamiri

Turkmani

Pashaye

Balochi

etc......

a small groups speck this languages in Afghanistan , and also the dari become Official Language because of this Native which most of them can't understand Pashto but they can Understan dari ,

Dari or Persian.
There are two primary languages in fact. Pashto and Dari are the two official languages of Afghanistan.
Pashto and Dari both are primary and official languages of Afghanistan.
Dari Farsi is the first language in Afghanistan. Morthan 65% of Afghanistan's population speaks Dari Farsi and it is the native language for 60% 0f Afghans. Dari Farsi language is much popular in almost 30 provinces in Afghanistan.Tajiks, Hazarahs and Aimaks are the Nations that speak Dari Farsi. Dari Farsi is a famous language in all of the world and it is a rich Language according to its vocabulary which has morthan 20 millions words. Farsi is also spoken in Iran and Tajikistan.

Pashto is the second language in Afghanistan which is spoken by almost 32% of people and it is popular in some provinces in south and east of Afghanistan and some parts of Pkistan.
Pashto is an official language of Afghanistan. See the related question below.
Pashtu
Most Afghani languages are written with the Arabic alphabet, particularly Pashto and Dari.
Official Languages : Pashto , Dari (Persian) also know as Farsi in East.
Persian , the same as Iranian.
Pashto, Dari (Persian).
The two major languages spoken in Afghanistan are Dari and Pashto, although both Turkmen and Uzbek also have a decent number of speakers.
Afghani
afghan
Persian and Pashto,also known as Afghani

Answer 2

yes they speak arabic.. but the rest of the "stans" countries do not

Wrong they speak dri. some very some towns speak arabic, but for the most part no. Ever muslum speaks some arabic because there book is in arabic. I speak more arabic than the average afghan and i dont know that much.

my sources are my Saudi and Syrian freinds.

Answer 3

The national languages of Afghanistan are Pashto and Dari, neither of which is related to Arabic.

There are some people in Afghanistan who can speak Arabic, but this is less than 3% of the population.

Answer 4

The 2 official languages of Afghanistan are Pashto and Dari. Both are considered national languages.

Both languages are written with the Arabic alphabet.

Here is a complete list of all 49 languages spoken in Afghanistan, including one (Wotapuri-Katarqalai) that is believed to be recently extinct:

1. Afghan Sign Language
   
2. Aimaq
   
3. Arabic, Tajiki Spoken
   
4. Ashkun
   
5. Azerbaijani, South
   
6. Balochi, Western
   
7. Brahui
   
8. Darwazi
   
9. Domari
   
10. Farsi, Eastern
    
11. Gawar-Bati
    
12. Grangali
    
13. Gujari
    
14. Hazaragi
    
15. Jakati
    
16. Kamviri
    
17. Karakalpak
    
18. Kati
    
19. Kazakh
    
20. Kurdish, Northern
    
21. Kyrgyz
    
22. Malakhel
    
23. Mogholi
    
24. Munji
    
25. Ormuri
    
26. Pahlavani
    
27. Parachi
    
28. Parya
    
29. Pashayi, Northeast
    
30. Pashayi, Northwest
    
31. Pashayi, Southeast
    
32. Pashayi, Southwest
    
33. Pashto, Northern
    
34. Pashto, Southern
    
35. Prasuni
    
36. Sanglechi-Ishkashimi
    
37. Savi
    
38. Shughni
    
39. Shumashti
    
40. Tangshewi
    
41. Tirahi
    
42. Tregami
    
43. Turkmen
    
44. Uyghur
    
45. Uzbek, Southern
    
46. Waigali
    
47. Wakhi
    
48. Warduji
    
49. Wotapuri-Katarqalai
    

Notes

About 55% of the population speak Pashto, and about 40% speak Dari; however, these numbers are very controversial. Dari speakers usually estimate Dari to be higher than Pashto. Pashto speakers favor Pashto in the statistics. See discussion area below for proof of this.

Most of the minority languages are in the Iranian/Iranic group, but there are a few Turkic, Brahui is Dravidian (the same group as Tamil), and a few Nuristani that are a branch on their own closely related to both the Iranian/Iranic languages and the Indo-Aryan languages such as Sanskrit and Hindi.

Answer 5

The national languages of Afghanistan are Pashto and Dari, neither of which is related to Arabic.

There are some people in Afghanistan who can speak Arabic, but this is less than 3% of the population.

Answer 6

According to the language System of Afghanistan we Don't have Arabic as the part of our language

However as per Educational porpuse and Islamic Studies base Most of our religious scholars and Student of Arabic Faculties can speak Arabic

Answer 7

Not really. There are many who speak Modern Standard Arabic but the Official languages of Afghanistan are Dari (Persian) and Pashto.

Answer 8

Pashto is an official language of Afghanistan. See the related question below.

Answer 9

Most Afghani languages are written with the Arabic alphabet, particularly Pashto and Dari.