Afghanistan is a linguistically diverse country with two official languages: Pashto and Dari. Pashto is primarily spoken in the southern and eastern regions, while Dari, a dialect of Persian, is prevalent in the northern and western areas. Together, these languages reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Afghan people. In addition to the official languages, several regional languages are spoken, including Uzbek, Turkmen, and Balochi. Each language represents different ethnic groups, contributing to Afghanistan's complex social fabric. The coexistence of these languages highlights the country's multicultural identity and the importance of language in fostering community and communication.