Chitrali Conversation

Khowar is one of the regional languages of Pakistan, and it is spoken in Chitral, Swat and Ghizer (Gilgit-Baltistan) of Northern Pakistan. Khowar uses a modified version of the Arabic script as well as in the Roman alphabet. The two-way conversation and the practical, travel-oriented conversation pertain to everything from technology, travel, education and Chitrali culture. You will find an introduction to the language, useful tips for travel in Chitral and Northern areas of Pakistan, and regional cultural information to help make your stay in the Khowar-speaking area a pleasant one. This Chitrali Conversation Book provides a Khowar language vocabulary and conversation with Urdu and English translations. The language is spoken by about 11,00,000 people in Pakistan.Chitrali conversation is a collection of conversation & vocabulary of Khowar spoken in Chitral, Swat and Gilgit-Baltistan of Northern Pakistan. This book deals with the structure of Khowar Language, language and society, and Khowar vocabulary used in Pakistan. The Students, researchers, linguists, teachers of the Khowar language and literature and linguists working in Pakistani languages will find this book useful.

Autorentext

Rehmat Aziz Khan Chitrali is an eminent Pakistani linguist, researcher, writer and linguistic keyboard developer, world record holder from Pakistan. He is widely regarded as a leading authority on the endangered language of Pakistan. He is the author of Chitrali Dictionary, Khowar Grammar, Khowar Qaida and another Book on prophet Muhammad PBUH.