Upper Guinea Creole - Guinea-Bissau - Upper Guinea Creole
Many voices make one song in Upper Guinea Creole.
Many voices make one song.
Meaning
Different people can create harmony when they work toward a shared goal.
Literal translation
Many voices become one song.
Usage example
The community agreed because many voices make one song.
The group succeeded by working together.
Cultural context
A starter teaching idiom for unity and shared purpose in Upper Guinea Creole contexts.