The majority of people in Afghanistan speak Dari, which is one of the two official languages of the country, the other being Pashto. Dari is a dialect of Persian and is used primarily in the northern and western regions, while Pashto is more prevalent in the south and east. The linguistic diversity in Afghanistan also includes several regional languages and dialects, reflecting the country’s rich cultural heritage. Communication in Dari is crucial for administrative and educational purposes, as well as for everyday interactions among the Afghan populace.