言多必失 Too much talk leads to mistakes It comes from an ancient Chinese

Relation Nicknames

妄论 [wàng lùn]
妄论 can be interpreted as rash talk or reckless speech It suggests speaking carelessly or without ...
酌言 [zhuó yán]
This name means speak with moderation in Chinese The term implies that one should carefully consider ...
吭声 [háng shēng]
This name means Speak out In Chinese culture it is used to express that someone rarely speaks up but ...
百口莫辩 [băi kŏu mò biàn]
Mute before a hundred mouths or speechless faced with overwhelming criticism This Chinese idiom ...
说者无意听者有心 [shuō zhĕ wú yì tīng zhĕ yŏu xīn]
An ancient Chinese saying meaning words spoken casually may be taken to heart by listeners Suggests ...
话多成水多说无意 [huà duō chéng shuĭ duō shuō wú yì]
This nickname means that talking too much can dilute the meaning making further conversation pointless ...
久贱必贱 [jiŭ jiàn bì jiàn]
The saying plays on an adage in Chinese similar in tone but not content to familiarity breeds contempt ...
多言相误 [duō yán xiāng wù]
Literally translated as Excessive talking leads to mistakes In the Chinese traditional context ...
话多必失 [huà duō bì shī]
This name conveys a Chinese proverb meaning talking too much can lead to mistakes or trouble It suggests ...