No One Can Shake Their Asses (Pashto) Like Pashtun Girls

In Afghanistan, the words "Pashto" and "Kon" are used interchangibly; both mean "ass"/"butt." Though Pashto is also the name of t In Afghanistan, the words "Pashto" and "Kon" are used interchangibly; both mean "ass"/"butt." Though Pashto is also the name of the language, ironically enough, in slang, "Pashto" means "butt" and it is used more often than "Kon." Pashtun women are commonly known to like shaking their butts (Pashto).
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