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Wakhi is spoken by the Wakhi people of Afghanistan. It is also spoken in parts of China, Pakistan, and Tajikistan.
Wakhi is usually written using the Latin alphabet but has also been written using the Cyrillic alphabet and Arabic script.
Wakhi shown using the Latin alpahabet:
![[Wakhi using the Latin alphabet]](wakhi_latn.gif)
Wakhi shown using the Cyrillic alpahabet:
![[Wakhi using the Cyrillic alphabet]](wakhi_cyrl.gif)
Wakhi shown using Arabic script:
![[Wakhi using Arabic scrpt]](wakhi_arab.gif)
Language information at Wikipedia
Writing system information at Omniglot
Alternate names for Wakhi include Khik, Khikwar, Vakhan, Wakhani, and Wakhigi
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