नजाने गाउँको बाटो नसोध्नु
Najaane gau ko bato nasodhnu.
Don't waste time on things that do not concern you.
Na aamaa patti ko na maamaa patti ko.
Na aamaa patti ko na maamaa patti ko.
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Najaane gau ko bato nasodhnu.
Don't waste time on things that do not concern you.
Najik ko tirtha hela.
The value of things when we use regularly is diminished
Naptyaune khola le bagauchha.
The underestimate thing turns out to be a formidable force
Nepali proverbs reuse the same images — the same animals, tools and weather — to land different lessons. These use some of the same words.
Aamaa baabu ko man chhoraachhori maathi choraa chhori ko man dhungaa mudaa maathi.
Parental love is unconditional while children tend to be more self-centered in their interests
Aamaa baabu lai samasya taarna gahro, chhora chhori lai bhane style nai pyaaro.
Parental love is unconditional while children tend to be more self-centered in their interests
Aamaa-chhoraa ko aicho paicho, baabu-chhoraa ko len den.
Relationship between mother and child is based on affection, while between father and child it is more transactional
Jaad bigrine morchaa gunaa, chora chori bigrine aamaa gunaa.