Khabara

Khabara

Pashto Made Simple

Master your heritage language one word at a time

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Dual Script Support

Learn both Pashto script and romanization side by side

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Gamified Learning

Earn XP, maintain streaks, and unlock achievements as you learn

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Visual Stories

Learn through engaging illustrated stories with real-world context

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🎓Personalized Lessons
🧠Quizzes & Review
🎮Vocabulary Games
📖Visual Stories
🎵Learn Through Songs
💬Situational Phrases
🔥Streaks & XP
📊Progress Tracking
1000+
Words & Phrases
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Our Mission

Language is the bridge between generations.

Khabara was built to help the Pashtun diaspora reconnect with their roots — one word at a time.

Whether you grew up hearing Pashto at home or are discovering it for the first time — this is your place to learn, remember, and carry your heritage forward.

Pashtun man and son
The Language

One of the world's oldest living languages.

Spoken by 40–60 million people across Afghanistan, Pakistan, and diaspora communities worldwide, Pashto has a literary tradition spanning centuries.

From the warrior-poetry of Khushal Khan Khattak to the Sufi verses of Rahman Baba — discover the rich history, dialects, and script behind the language.

Pashtuns conversing
Community

Voices from Our Community

My kids were losing touch with Pashto. Now we practice together every evening — they love the quizzes, and I love hearing them say words my grandmother used to say.

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Samina A.
Mother of three, Toronto

I was born in the US and always felt embarrassed that I couldn't speak my parents' language. Khabara made it feel safe to start from zero. Now I can finally talk to my grandparents on the phone.

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Faizan K.
College student, Virginia

After my father passed, I realized I was the last one in my family who spoke any Pashto. This app is helping me preserve that connection and pass it to my daughter.

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Nadia R.
Software engineer, London
Pashtun family