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Whose bread I eat his song I sing.

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German proverb

A proverb (from Latin: proverbium) is a simple, concrete, traditional saying that expresses a perceived truth based on common sense or experience. Proverbs are often metaphorical and use formulaic language. Collectively, they form a genre of folklore.

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    الذي أكل خبزه أغنيته أغني.

    wessen Brot ich sein Lied esse, singe ich.

    The translation of "Whose bread I eat his song I sing" in Greek is: "Του οποίου το ψωμί τρώω, του οποίου το τραγούδι τραγουδώ."

    cuyo pan como su canción que canto.

    من او را می خوانم.

    jonka leipä syönyt hänen laulunsa laulaa.

    dont le pain je mange sa chanson je chante.

    जिसकी रोटी मैं खाता हूँ उसका गीत मैं गाता हूँ।

    di chi canto il suo pane che canto.

    לרוות את מערותיו=של מה אוכלת, את שיריו אני שרה

    そのパンは私が歌う彼の歌を食べる。

    내가 그의 노래를 먹는 빵은 내가 노래합니다.

    wiens brood ik eet zijn lied dat ik zing.

    cujo pão eu como sua canção eu canto.

    чей хлеб я ем его песню, я пою.

    vars bröd jag äter sin sång jag sjunger.

    جس کی روٹی میں اس کا گانا کھاتا ہوں میں گاتا ہوں۔

    Tôi ăn bánh mì của ai bài hát tôi hát.

    וועם ברוי איך עס מן זיין ניגון איך זינג.

    他的麵包我吃他唱的歌。

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