达里语, or Dari, is a variety of the Persian language spoken primarily in Afghanistan. It serves as one of the two official languages of the country, alongside Pashto. Dari is used in government, media, and education, making it an essential language for communication in Afghanistan. Dari is written in the Persian script, which is a modified version of the Arabic alphabet. It has a rich literary tradition and is known for its poetry and prose. The language is also spoken by communities in neighboring countries, contributing to its cultural significance in the region.