Knowing other peoples’ language means, understanding their thoughts and feelings and what could be more beautiful than this type of human connection with the people of the world. Every thought, feeling and cultural traits of a people are embedded with the language of that people. The two or three words that make up a phrasal verb form a short 'phrase' - which is why we call them 'phrasal verbs'.

These verbs consists of a basic verb + another word or words. It gives us the ability to understand better other peoples’ thoughts and feelings with totally a different culture and tradition. The first Pashto teaching text was written during the period of Ahmad Shah Durrani by Pir Mohammad Kakar with the title of Marifat al-Afghn ('The Knowledge of Afghani Pashto'). A phrasal verb is a verb like pick up, turn on or get on with. Since language is the only means or tool that human beings use to communicate thoughts, express feelings and understand each other, therefore, advantages of knowing more than one language are many. As a personal experience, it gives me the ability to understand other people who speak and think different than me. Knowledge of languages really takes you out of that uni-cultural, uni-traditional box and opens the window of opportunity to exploring the beauty of other peoples’ way of living differently, way of speaking differently, way of thinking differently. Knowing more than one language expands one’s knowledge of culture, traditions of the people of the world we live in.

Pashto grammar verba