Wealthy Afghans, including those with businesses abroad and returnees, are driving up demand for high-end properties. Improved security and stability post-Taliban takeover have also made Kabul a more attractive investment destination.
The house is listed for $450,000, a significant amount in a country where most people rely on humanitarian aid.
The Taliban has created better conditions for the property market by reducing violence and promising to end corruption, making land purchases and building projects more straightforward.
House prices have risen by almost 40% in the last three years.
They prefer houses with gardens, gyms, swimming pools, rooms for visitors, at least one kitchen, central heating, double-pane windows, and elevators.
The IPA helps learners identify and pronounce each sound (phoneme) in American English by using special symbols that represent these sounds.
The word 'cat' has three phonemes.
The six future tenses are: simple future (will), 'be going to' future, future progressive, future perfect, future perfect progressive, and sometimes present tense for scheduled events.
'Be going to' is used when there is a plan or intention to do something in the future.
It’s about a chicken who mistakenly believes the sky is falling after a flower petal lands on her tail, leading a group of birds on a frantic run until they meet a fox.
On today’s podcast, property prices in Afghanistan are increasing as buyers seek costly homes; learn about the phonetic alphabet on Ask a Teacher; then, what are the six future tenses in English? Finally, a special American Children’s Story ‘Chicken Little.’