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Little girl Arati was perfectly alright till yesterday. But there was a sudden change in her speech since morning. She had developed stammering. It was brought to the notice of her mom and dad.

"What happened to you my dear Arati? Why are you speaking with stammering?" Mom asked. She was unable to give a reply. "We are very much worried to see your change in the speech." Dad asked her.

She was unable to give reply to her dad.

Most of the known residents of the neighborhood wanted to know about the sudden change of speech with her. Some of her friends came to see her. She had undergone medical treatment with a specialist doctor. After all the tests were over, the doctor gave his report. Every thing was normal in her condition of health. The doctor had clearly reported that since the defect did not exist at the time of the birth and occurred very recently, the stammering will go automatically after some time and advised to continue treatment.

She was not only brilliant in school but clever in dealing with the household activities. Her classmate Maya was happy because she would take her place as a topper in the school. The school had decided to enact a drama on the occasion annual day of the school. Arati was asked to take up a prominent role as a challenge. She refused the offer due to her stammering. But all persuaded her to accept the role. Ultimately, she agreed to act in the drama.

Rehearsal was in full swing. Arati's role was not only prominent in the drama but involved tremendous talent. She had to memorize by heart some Sanskrit dialogs.

It was a well known fact that the words of Sanskrit language cannot be pronounced easily. To pronounce them correctly, it requires thorough practice. Initially she felt they were very difficult to pronounce, but her determination and firm conviction had resulted in success. In the process, she pronounced all the dialogs correctly, regained her correct speech and became normal girl. This was good news not only to her parents but also to all of her friends and teachers. She began stammering, because she wanted to know how a person spoke with stammering. Children at this age do not know the repercussions.

"Where there is a will there is a way" appropriately applies to Arati.

1. "The Cat and the Forbidden Room": A curious cat ignores warnings and enters a mysterious room, discovering a secret that changes its life forever.
2. "Curiosity's Consequence": A cat's insatiable curiosity leads it to uncover a dangerous truth about its owner, testing the limits of its curiosity.
3. "The Curious Cat's Dilemma": A cat's curiosity about a new neighbor leads it down a path of intrigue and suspense, ultimately teaching it a valuable lesson about curiosity.

Sure! Here are some examples from the six categories:

1. Time: "Time heals all wounds."
2. Knowledge: "Knowledge is power."
3. Friendship: "A friend in need is a friend indeed."
4. Success: "Success comes to those who work hard."
5. Love: "Love is blind."
6. Adversity: "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade."

Preserving proverbs and folk literature is important because they contain cultural and historical wisdom that has been passed down through generations. They provide insight into a society's values, beliefs, and traditions, maintaining a connection to the past and helping to preserve cultural identity. Additionally, proverbs and folk literature can offer valuable life lessons and guidance that are still relevant today.

The expansion of the proverb "work is worship" means that any sincere and diligent effort we put into our work is a form of worship. It emphasizes the importance of dedicating ourselves wholeheartedly to our tasks and approaching work with reverence and dedication as if it were a form of worship. This mindset encourages us to perform every task with commitment, integrity, and excellence.

This phrase likely means that we may not fully appreciate the challenges and dangers of life until we have experienced them firsthand. It emphasizes the importance of learning through difficult or dangerous experiences. Just like a mouse may not understand the threat of a cat until it's been captured, we may not grasp the full weight of life's obstacles until we've faced them ourselves.

The proverb is "All good things come to those who wait," meaning that patience and perseverance are keys to success and achieving positive outcomes.

This proverb means that one may not fully understand or appreciate the dangers of a situation until they have experienced it firsthand. It highlights the concept of learning through experience and the importance of being aware of potential risks in life.

This phrase means that both parties involved must actively participate or contribute in order for something to work or be successful, similar to a dance requiring two partners to dance salsa together. It emphasizes the importance of cooperation and collaboration in achieving a goal or resolving a situation.

In Tamil, the equivalent proverb for "birds of a feather flock together" is "ஊர் கண்ணே கோள் தூண்குது", which means that people with similar characteristics or interests tend to associate with each other.

A proverb poem is a short poem that conveys a moral or lesson, often using proverbs or traditional sayings as inspiration. An example of a proverb poem is "Actions speak louder than words, it's often said, / So be kind and true in all you do instead. / For in life, what you sow is what you'll reap, / So choose your actions wisely, and your rewards will be deep."

The proverb in "The Three Brave Mice" is "In unity there is strength." This means that individuals are stronger when they work together as a team rather than on their own.

"Proverbs for Pleasure: A Treasury of Wise and Witty Sayings in Prose and Verse" by Herbert V. Prochnow contains a collection of over 10,000 proverbs including many German proverbs.

This proverb means that newspapers reflect and show society as it is, acting as a mirror of the world's happenings and values. It emphasizes the role of newspapers in showcasing current events and providing a reflection of society back to the readers.

A true climber always climbs higher the next time.

No, proverbs are a form of traditional wisdom that have been passed down through generations in various cultures around the world. They are not specific to Spanish culture or introduced by the Spaniards. Each culture has its own set of proverbs that reflect their values, beliefs, and experiences.

"Honesty is the best policy."

The expansion of the proverb "slow and steady wins the race" means that consistent and gradual progress will lead to success. It emphasizes the importance of perseverance and patience rather than rushing or taking shortcuts.

"Every cloud has a silver lining."

i dont know but you will learn the answer in JAC(James An College)

"beauty before age" means that the younger(typically more appealing people) should enter first and let the older(typically more unattractive people) go after them most people say "age before beauty" though

Kaloka KaH tinanung kuh sau tapos tatanungin mo rin akuh ? nuh yun joKe KaLoKa Ka .. !

false,because it is only a sayings