afgahani

Title: Afgahani Afgahani Saale Nao Mubbarak Pashto: د نوي کال مبارک وي! (Da nowai kāl mubarak way!) - This is the most common and versatile way to say Happy New Year in Pashto. It literally translates to "May the New Year be blessed!" د نوي کال په مبارکه سره ډک وي! (Da nowai kāl pa mubāraka sare dak wi!) - This wishes the person a New Year filled with blessings. د نو ځ کال به خوښۍ او سلامت تېري (Da no zho kal ba khushali au sehhat teri) - This wishes the person happiness and health in the New Year. Dari: سال نو مبارک! (Sāl-e no mubarak!) - This is the most common and versatile way to say Happy New Year in Dari. It literally translates to "May the New Year be blessed!" سال نو مبارک و پر از خوشی و سلامتی! (Sāl-e no mubarak wa pur az khushali wa sehhati!) - This wishes the person a New Year filled with happiness and health. نوروز بر شما و خانواده تان مبارک! (Nowruz bar shoma wa khānevade tan mubarak!) - This specifically wishes the person a Happy Nowruz, which is the Afghan New Year celebrated on the spring equinox. afgahani

Afgahani

Afgahani Saale Nao Mubbarak Pashto: د نوي کال مبارک وي! (Da nowai kāl mubarak way!) - This is the most common and versatile way to say Happy New Year in Pashto. It literally translates to "May the New Year be blessed!" د نوي کال په مبارکه سره ډک وي! (Da nowai kāl pa mubāraka sare dak wi!) - This wishes the person a New Year filled with blessings. د نو ځ کال به خوښۍ او سلامت تېري (Da no zho kal ba khushali au sehhat teri) - This wishes the person happiness and health in the New Year. Dari: سال نو مبارک! (Sāl-e no mubarak!) - This is the most common and versatile way to say Happy New Year in Dari. It literally translates to "May the New Year be blessed!" سال نو مبارک و پر از خوشی و سلامتی! (Sāl-e no mubarak wa pur az khushali wa sehhati!) - This wishes the person a New Year filled with happiness and health. نوروز بر شما و خانواده تان مبارک! (Nowruz bar shoma wa khānevade tan mubarak!) - This specifically wishes the person a Happy Nowruz, which is the Afghan New Year celebrated on the spring equinox.

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