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One word can repay a thousand nyang (old Korean currency) debt. | One word can repay a thousand nyang (old Korean currency) debt. | ||
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Even if you are in trouble, you can get out of it, if you were sincere and eloquent. | Even if you are in trouble, you can get out of it, if you were sincere and eloquent. | ||
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[[Category:Proverbs]] | [[Category:Proverbs]] | ||
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Literal Meaning
One word can repay a thousand nyang (old Korean currency) debt.
Usage
Even if you are in trouble, you can get out of it, if you were sincere and eloquent.
