Idioms and Proverbs | Difference Between Idioms and Proverbs | Havisha Rathore

uh yes I remember now, to build castles in the air, to build castles in the air

or I would say, to build castles in the sky

To build castles in the sky but I'm in the sky right now. I want to build castle. But how can I

build castles? Idioms always give indirect meaning, not direct meaning

Proverbs give direct meaning. Do you know the difference between in

between proverbs and idioms? Idioms always give always give indirect

meaning. For example, one idiom is there, my dogs are barking. I'm tired

and my dogs are barking. So, I'm sitting on this trolley,

and having fun. It doesn't mean, you have pets and the dogs will be

barking. It means, your legs are paining. You have leg pain. If you say, the dogs

are barking, it means leg pain. You can't say, my my back is my back dog is barking. You can't say that.

Dogs are barking means literally your legs're only

barking/paining. You can't say, your back, or I would say, कमर

No talking while eating and I just had my food.

So, friends, write in the comment box, five Idioms and five Proverbs which you know

and the next three you have to find and Proverbs, old is gold

second one is honesty is the best policy and one which I told you right now, what was it

While eating no talking. the next two or three you have to write in the comment

box. ah always hard work pays off is another but but don't use

but please write three more other than this oh

Just have a look at the clouds once. It's a beautiful scenery

Now, the poem which I was taught in Nursery reminds me, up above the world so high

like a diamond in the sky. We are very above the sky

and now, I think this much will be enough

I'm busy loving myself I've been prioritizing

and you