As a Dari and Pashto interpreter, your job is to translate between these two languages and a third, which is usually English, to facilitate communication. In this role, you may need to build up your vocabulary to help ensure you are appropriately fluent in each language. You may travel with clients, so you must be able to read the languages and help your client speak with native speakers. Dari and Pashto are especially common in Afghanistan, where they serve as the two official languages, but you may also see occasional use in other central and south Asian countries. This job may be done from home, especially if you focus on interpreting recorded audio instead of providing live translations, but many Dari and Pashto interpreters work abroad with the military or other interested groups. A few interpreters work in areas like customer service or healthcare to support international patients and customers.