Nepali proverb
बोल्नेको पिठो बिक्छ, नबोल्नेको चामल पनि बिक्दैन
Bolne ko pitho bikchha, nabolne ko chaamal pani bikdaina
person who talks and socialize gains the upperhand
Bairo haanse, pairo chalchha.
Bairo haanse, pairo chalchha.
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Bolne ko pitho bikchha, nabolne ko chaamal pani bikdaina
person who talks and socialize gains the upperhand
Bhukne kukur le tokdaina.
Barking dog seldom bites.
Bhoki pet le sochna sakdaina.
When hungry people can't think straight
Nepali proverbs reuse the same images — the same animals, tools and weather — to land different lessons. These use some of the same words.
Araayeko kaam ra bharaayeko maano le kati din chalchha
Makeshift solutions and temporary measures can only last for so long