* unable to dance, calls the yard slanted
Proverb used just about never by Elders or peers
Nachta ye-iena angan vakde, Nācatā yē'īnā aṅgaṇa vākaḍē • This phrase is used to taunt someone who claims that a certain task can not be performed as a result of the bad external conditions rather than accepting that they have not mastered the skill themselves. It is generally not said directly to them, and is whispered to the other listener.
"मी चित्र रंगवू मस्त शकतो, पण रंगच खराब आहेत." "नाचता येईना अंगण वाकडे."
"I can paint very well, but actually the paints are quite bad." "He can't dance, and says that the yard is slanted"
get it how you live
English
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cavalo dado não se olha os dentes
Portuguese
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Chi ha i denti non ha il pane e chi ha il pane non ha i denti
Italian
It means that some people have talents and ambitions but no opportunity to re...
il lupo perde il pelo ma non il vizio
Italian
This proverb describes that it’s very difficult to get rid of a bad habit.