Dari - Afghanistan
A small flame keeps the house warm in Dari.
A small flame keeps the house warm.
Small acts of care can have lasting value.
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English - Bahamas
A word sent ahead opens the gate in English.
A word sent ahead opens the gate.
Respectful communication can make difficult meetings easier.
Open idiomDari - Afghanistan
The quiet drum is still heard by elders in Dari.
The quiet drum is still heard by elders.
Wise people notice meaning even when it is spoken softly.
Open idiomEnglish - Bahamas
The high tree bends before the wind in English.
The high tree bends before the wind.
Strength includes flexibility during pressure.
Open idiomDari - Afghanistan
A root does not forget its soil in Dari.
A root does not forget its soil.
People remain shaped by their origins, family, and culture.
Open idiomDzongkha - Bhutan
A bridge is crossed one step at a time in Dzongkha.
A bridge is crossed one step at a time.
Patient progress turns a large task into manageable movement.
Open idiomDari - Afghanistan
The cooking pot answers the patient fire in Dari.
The cooking pot answers the patient fire.
Consistent effort produces results at the right time.
Open idiomDzongkha - Bhutan
Many voices make one song in Dzongkha.
Many voices make one song.
Different people can create harmony when they work toward a shared goal.
Open idiomDari - Afghanistan
A word sent ahead opens the gate in Dari.
A word sent ahead opens the gate.
Respectful communication can make difficult meetings easier.
Open idiomDzongkha - Bhutan
The first seed remembers the rain in Dzongkha.
The first seed remembers the rain.
Early effort is shaped by the help and conditions that made it possible.
Open idiomDari - Afghanistan
The high tree bends before the wind in Dari.
The high tree bends before the wind.
Strength includes flexibility during pressure.
Open idiomDzongkha - Bhutan
A calm hand unties the knot in Dzongkha.
A calm hand unties the knot.
Difficult problems are solved better with patience than panic.
Open idiomEnglish - Antigua and Barbuda
A bridge is crossed one step at a time in English.
A bridge is crossed one step at a time.
Patient progress turns a large task into manageable movement.
Open idiomDzongkha - Bhutan
The path grows under walking feet in Dzongkha.
The path grows under walking feet.
Skill and confidence develop through action, not waiting.
Open idiomEnglish - Antigua and Barbuda
Many voices make one song in English.
Many voices make one song.
Different people can create harmony when they work toward a shared goal.
Open idiomDzongkha - Bhutan
A shared basket reaches the market in Dzongkha.
A shared basket reaches the market.
Shared responsibility helps people complete difficult work.
Open idiomEnglish - Antigua and Barbuda
The first seed remembers the rain in English.
The first seed remembers the rain.
Early effort is shaped by the help and conditions that made it possible.
Open idiomDzongkha - Bhutan
A small flame keeps the house warm in Dzongkha.
A small flame keeps the house warm.
Small acts of care can have lasting value.
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