Idioms

“A hungry chicken thinks it is in a barley barn.”

This idiom describes how someone who lacks resources or means forms unrealistic plans and expectations as if they had abundance.

“A tree bends while it is still young.”
It highlights that people are easier to educate and shape at an early age.

“Not every bird’s meat can be eaten.”
It conveys that not everyone can be dominated or treated the same way, and some people will resist pressure or intimidation.

“Even if a fault were a sable fur coat, no one would wear it.”
It expresses that people avoid admitting guilt or taking responsibility, no matter how valuable or appealing it might seem.