Our free Pashto to Hindi translation tool enables instant, accurate translations between these two significant South Asian languages. Pashto is spoken by approximately 40-50 million speakers[1] primarily in Afghanistan and Pakistan, while Hindi is one of the world's most widely spoken languages with approximately 691 million speakers[3] in India and beyond.
Pashto uses a modified Arabic-based script[2] that flows from right to left, while Hindi is written in the Devanagari script[4] flowing from left to right. Our translation tool handles this complex bidirectional text requirement automatically, ensuring proper formatting and display of both scripts.
This translation service is particularly valuable for Afghan and Pakistani diaspora communities in India, cross-border business communications, educational purposes, and cultural exchange. The tool supports up to 5,000 characters per translation and includes Hindi text-to-speech functionality, making it convenient for language learners and everyday communication needs.
Both languages play crucial roles in South Asian communication and culture. Pashto is one of the two official languages of Afghanistan and holds regional language status in Pakistan, while Hindi serves as one of India's official languages and is widely understood across the Indian subcontinent. This translation bridge facilitates important communication between these linguistically diverse communities.