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Bir elin nesi var, iki elin sesi var.

[bir e-lin ne-si var, i-ki e-lin se-si var]

phrase cultural phrases

LanguageTurkish (Turkey)

Meaning
  1. What one hand has, two hands have a voice.
  2. This proverb signifies that collaborative work is more powerful and productive than working alone.
Examples

Birlikte çalışalım çünkü Bir elin nesi var, iki elin sesi var.

Let us work together because what one hand has, two hands have a voice.

Projeyi tek başımıza bitiremeyiz, unutma ki Bir elin nesi var, iki elin sesi var.

We cannot finish the project alone; remember that what one hand has, two hands have a voice.

Pronunciationbir e-lin ne-si var, i-ki e-lin se-si var

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Usage noteCommonly used to encourage teamwork and emphasize the necessity of social cooperation.

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