Khowar Grammar

Khowar Grammar written by Pakistani linguist, lexicographer and researcher Rehmat Aziz Chitrali who is the native speaker of Khowar language. It is a first ever Khowar grammar - with Urdu and English, an introduction for the promotion and preservation of Khowar literature that one will read again and again. Khowar is spoken in Chitral, Swat and Gilgit-Baltistan of Northern Pakistan. The total number of Khowar speakers is 10,00,000. This book is an introduction to Chitrali grammar, covering the rules of pronunciation, categories of word, and Khowar script, this book is ideal for all students of Khowar and especially those who have no background in languages or linguistics. It is written in a non-academic style and does not use complex terminology or irrelevant grammatical categories. As a work of linguistics, it also describes the grammar of a lesser-taught language of Chitral Pakistan in an innovative and student-focused manner. This grammar book provides Khowar speaking students and readers with the most important and relevant words and terminologies on Khowar language. The author has been awarded Intl:Innovation Award (Germany) Innovative Initiative Award & High Achievers Award.