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Dialog on The Boy Who Cried Wolf (Aesop’s Fables – ঈশপের গল্প)
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Dialog on The Boy Who Cried Wolf (Aesop’s Fables – ঈশপের গল্প)
A Polished and Comprehensive Conversation on “The Boy Who Cried Wolf”
Host: Mr. Krishna — Guide, English Teacher, Founder & Mentor of Manchester English Academy
Guest: Mr. Yasir Arafat
Introduction
Mr. Krishna:
Welcome to the session, Mr. Yasir Arafat. How are you doing today?
Mr. Yasir Arafat:
Thank you very much, Mr. Krishna. I’m doing absolutely fine today. How about you?
Mr. Krishna:
I’m doing very well too, thank you. It is truly a pleasure to have you with us today. In this session, we are going to discuss one of the most famous and meaningful Aesop’s Fables — “The Boy Who Cried Wolf.” It is a timeless story that teaches us the importance of honesty and trustworthiness.
So, Mr. Yasir, have you heard this story before?
Discussing Familiarity with the Story
Mr. Yasir Arafat:
Yes, certainly, Mr. Krishna. I have heard this story several times in my life. I first came across it during my secondary school years. Later, I heard it again from my grandmother, who was an excellent storyteller. Whenever I visited my hometown during vacations, she used to tell me many fascinating moral stories, and “The Boy Who Cried Wolf” was one of them.
Therefore, I can say that this story has remained memorable and meaningful throughout my life.
Mr. Krishna:
That’s wonderful to hear. Stories told by grandparents often stay in our hearts forever because they carry wisdom, emotions, and life lessons.
You know, this story beautifully teaches us that a person cannot continue lying forever. Eventually, people lose trust in dishonest individuals. Now, Mr. Yasir, could you please narrate the story in your own words for our audience?
Narrating the Story
Mr. Yasir Arafat:
Of course, Mr. Krishna.
The story revolves around a young shepherd boy and his flock of sheep. The boy used to take his sheep to graze near a mountain beside a forest. His responsibility was to watch over the sheep carefully and protect them from dangerous animals, especially wolves.
However, the boy often became extremely bored because his daily routine was monotonous and repetitive. In order to entertain himself and create some excitement, he came up with a foolish and irresponsible idea.
One day, he suddenly ran toward the nearby village shouting,
“Wolf! Wolf! A wolf is attacking my sheep!”
Hearing his desperate cries, the villagers rushed to help him. But when they arrived, they discovered that there was no wolf at all. The shepherd boy burst into laughter because he had successfully fooled everyone.
A few days later, he repeated the same prank. Once again, the villagers hurried to save him, only to realize that they had been deceived again. Naturally, they became irritated, disappointed, and frustrated.
Unfortunately, after some time, a real wolf actually appeared near the sheep. Terrified, the boy screamed loudly for help:
“Wolf! Wolf! Please help me!”
However, this time the villagers ignored his cries because they believed he was lying again. Since nobody came to help him, the wolf attacked the sheep and caused terrible destruction. The boy felt deeply regretful and learned a painful but valuable lesson — dishonesty eventually destroys trust, and lies often lead to severe consequences.
That is the essence of the story.
Follow-up Discussion
Mr. Krishna:
Excellent explanation, Mr. Yasir. You narrated the story very fluently and clearly.
Now, I’d like to ask you something. Why do you think the shepherd boy repeatedly shouted “Wolf! Wolf!” even though there was no real danger?
Why Did the Boy Lie?
Mr. Yasir Arafat:
I believe the shepherd boy lied mainly because he was bored and immature. Watching sheep all day long was not exciting for him, so he wanted to create entertainment for himself.
Unfortunately, instead of finding a productive activity, he chose dishonesty as a source of amusement. He enjoyed seeing the villagers panic and rush toward him. In simple words, he shouted “Wolf! Wolf!” merely to fool the villagers and gain temporary excitement.
Mr. Krishna:
Very insightful answer. Yes, sometimes people seek entertainment in the wrong way without realizing the harmful consequences of their actions.
Real-Life Connection
Mr. Krishna:
Now let’s connect the story with real life. Do you think incidents like this happen in society nowadays?
Mr. Yasir Arafat:
Absolutely, Mr. Krishna. Similar incidents occur quite frequently in real life. Although I personally have not experienced such a situation directly, I witnessed something similar involving one of my cousins.
When he was in secondary school, his teacher assigned him homework. However, he falsely claimed that he had been seriously ill and therefore could not complete it. The teacher believed him at that time.
Ironically, a few months later, he genuinely became very sick and again failed to complete his homework. But this time, the teacher did not trust him because of his previous dishonesty. As a result, he suffered academically and emotionally.
This incident clearly demonstrates how lying once can permanently damage a person’s credibility.
Mr. Krishna:
That’s a very realistic example. Trust is extremely difficult to rebuild once it is broken.
Betrayal and Dishonesty in Society
Mr. Krishna:
Nowadays, many honest people get betrayed by dishonest individuals. Why do you think good people often suffer because of bad people?
Mr. Yasir Arafat:
I think honest people are sometimes targeted because dishonest individuals consider honesty to be a weakness. Good people generally trust others easily, avoid harming anyone, and try to maintain integrity. Unfortunately, some people exploit these qualities for personal gain.
However, despite temporary suffering, I believe honesty ultimately prevails in the long run. A dishonest person may achieve short-term success, but eventually truth reveals itself.
Mr. Krishna:
Excellent perspective, Mr. Yasir. I completely agree with you.
Vocabulary Learning Discussion
Mr. Krishna:
So, Mr. Yasir, what new vocabulary words or expressions did you learn from this story?
Mr. Yasir Arafat:
Actually, most of the vocabulary used in the story was familiar to me. However, the expression “shepherd boy” particularly caught my attention again because although I knew it before, I had forgotten it. Listening to the story helped me recall it clearly.
Besides that, words like credibility, dishonesty, deceive, and consequences are also very important vocabulary items from this story.
Mr. Krishna:
Wonderful. Revising familiar words is just as important as learning new vocabulary.
Discussion About The Alchemist
Mr. Krishna:
By the way, Mr. Yasir, have you heard of the famous book The Alchemist?
Mr. Yasir Arafat:
Yes, certainly. I know about the book, although I haven’t read it yet. I once saw my elder brother reading it, and since then I have wanted to read it myself someday.
Mr. Krishna:
That’s excellent. Then let me encourage you to start reading it from today. The Alchemist is not just a novel; it is a deeply inspirational and philosophical book. It teaches readers about dreams, destiny, perseverance, and the true meaning of life.
I genuinely believe that this book can transform a person’s mindset and motivate them to pursue their goals fearlessly.
Mr. Yasir Arafat:
That sounds truly fascinating. I will definitely start reading it from tonight.
Mr. Krishna:
Wonderful! I’m sure you will enjoy every page of it.
Moral of the Story
Mr. Krishna:
Now, Mr. Yasir, what do you think is the main moral of “The Boy Who Cried Wolf”?
Mr. Yasir Arafat:
The central moral of the story is that nobody trusts a liar. If a person repeatedly tells lies, eventually people lose confidence in him completely.
The story teaches us that honesty is one of the most valuable qualities a human being can possess. Once credibility is destroyed, rebuilding it becomes extremely difficult. Therefore, we should always speak the truth and maintain integrity in every aspect of life.
Mr. Krishna:
Excellent answer. You explained the moral beautifully and philosophically.
Why Did the Villagers Ignore Him?
Mr. Krishna:
Why did the villagers ignore the boy when the real wolf finally appeared?
Mr. Yasir Arafat:
The villagers ignored him because he had repeatedly deceived them before. After being fooled multiple times, they no longer trusted him. Therefore, when he genuinely needed help, nobody believed his words anymore.
This perfectly illustrates how repeated dishonesty destroys trust permanently.
Mr. Krishna:
Absolutely correct. A person may deceive someone temporarily, but it is impossible to deceive everyone forever.
Life Philosophy and Karma
Mr. Krishna:
I personally believe that honesty eventually brings success in life. People may betray or deceive you temporarily, but if you remain honest, focused, and hardworking, success will eventually come to you.
I have personally witnessed situations where dishonest individuals acquired wealth unfairly, but later their families suffered greatly. On the other hand, many honest families eventually became successful, educated, and respected in society.
That is why I strongly believe in the power of honesty, integrity, and karma.
Mr. Yasir Arafat:
Yes, Mr. Krishna, I completely agree with you. Honesty may not provide immediate rewards, but eventually honest people receive respect, peace, and success in life.
Closing Remarks
Mr. Krishna:
Wonderful discussion today, Mr. Yasir. I truly appreciated your fluency, your thoughtful ideas, and the way you explained the story with real-life examples and moral lessons.
Thank you very much for joining this session.
Mr. Yasir Arafat:
Thank you so much, Mr. Krishna. It was truly a pleasure speaking with you today.
Mr. Krishna:
Thank you, everyone, for watching and listening. Stay honest, stay focused, and keep learning English with Manchester English Academy. Have a wonderful day!
Motivational Quotes Inspired by “The Boy Who Cried Wolf”
- “Honesty may take time to reward you, but dishonesty destroys everything in a moment.”
- “Trust is earned through truth, but one lie can break years of credibility.”
- “Temporary excitement from lies can lead to permanent regret.”
- “A truthful person sleeps peacefully; a liar lives in fear of being exposed.”
- “Your character is your real wealth — protect it with honesty.”
- “People may doubt your words once, but repeated lies destroy your voice forever.”
- “Honesty builds strong relationships; dishonesty builds loneliness.”
- “The boy lost his sheep because he lost trust first.”
- “Never sacrifice your integrity for temporary entertainment or attention.”
- “Truth may walk slowly, but lies eventually collapse under their own weight.”
- “An honest life creates respect, peace, and lasting success.”
- “The greatest lesson from life is simple: trust is priceless.”
- “A liar seeks shortcuts, but an honest person builds a future.”
- “If you remain honest during difficult times, life will reward you later.”
- “Your reputation is like glass — once shattered, it is difficult to repair.”
- “Good people may suffer temporarily, but honesty always shines in the end.”
- “You can fool people for a moment, but truth eventually reveals everything.”
- “Integrity is doing the right thing even when nobody is watching.”
- “Stay honest, stay patient, and let your character speak louder than your words.”
- “A trustworthy person becomes valuable everywhere in life.”
Short Powerful One-Liners
- “Honesty is the foundation of every successful life.”
- “Trust takes years to build and seconds to destroy.”
- “Never trade your character for temporary gain.”
- “Truth creates respect; lies create regret.”
- “Your honesty is your real identity.”
- “A clean heart always wins in the long run.”
- “Character matters more than popularity.”
- “Stay truthful even when lying seems easier.”
Motivational Quotes with Bangla Meaning
- “Trust is more valuable than money.”
→ বিশ্বাস টাকার চেয়েও মূল্যবান। - “Honesty always brings peace to the heart.”
→ সততা সবসময় হৃদয়ে শান্তি এনে দেয়। - “A liar loses people; an honest person gains respect.”
→ মিথ্যাবাদী মানুষ হারায়, আর সৎ মানুষ সম্মান অর্জন করে। - “Your future depends on your character, not your tricks.”
→ তোমার ভবিষ্যৎ তোমার চরিত্রের উপর নির্ভর করে, প্রতারণার উপর নয়। - “Truth may be painful, but lies are destructive.”
→ সত্য কষ্টদায়ক হতে পারে, কিন্তু মিথ্যা ধ্বংসাত্মক।
Complete Lexical Resources from the Dialogue
Based on “The Boy Who Cried Wolf” Discussion
By Mr. Krishna & Mr. Yasir Arafat
1. Vocabulary with Bangla Meaning and Examples
| Vocabulary | Bangla Meaning | Example Sentence |
| Shepherd | রাখাল | The shepherd looked after the sheep carefully. |
| Flock | পশুর পাল | A flock of sheep was grazing in the field. |
| Graze | ঘাস খাওয়া | The sheep were grazing near the mountain. |
| Mountain | পাহাড় | The boy stayed near a mountain. |
| Jungle/Forest | জঙ্গল | A wolf came from the forest. |
| Bored | বিরক্ত / একঘেয়ে লাগা | The boy became bored watching the sheep. |
| Excitement | উত্তেজনা / আনন্দ | He wanted some excitement in his boring life. |
| Foolish | বোকামিপূর্ণ | He made a foolish plan. |
| Rush | দ্রুত ছুটে যাওয়া | The villagers rushed to help him. |
| Villager | গ্রামের মানুষ | The villagers trusted the shepherd boy. |
| Discover | আবিষ্কার করা | They discovered there was no wolf. |
| Frustrated | হতাশ / বিরক্ত | The villagers became frustrated. |
| Disappointed | হতাশ | Everyone was disappointed by the lie. |
| Encounter | মুখোমুখি হওয়া | The boy encountered a real wolf. |
| Pay heed | গুরুত্ব দেওয়া | Nobody paid heed to his cries. |
| Tricked | প্রতারিত | The villagers did not want to be tricked again. |
| Consequence | পরিণতি | Every lie has consequences. |
| Dishonesty | অসততা | Dishonesty destroys trust. |
| Credibility | বিশ্বাসযোগ্যতা | He lost his credibility. |
| Betray | বিশ্বাসঘাতকতা করা | Bad people often betray good people. |
| Deceive | প্রতারণা করা | He tried to deceive the villagers. |
| Integrity | সততা / নৈতিকতা | Integrity is more valuable than money. |
| Reputation | সুনাম | His reputation was ruined. |
| Tarnished | ক্ষুণ্ণ হওয়া | Lies tarnished his image. |
| Honest | সৎ | Honest people are respected. |
| Rewarded | পুরস্কৃত হওয়া | Honest people are rewarded eventually. |
| Philosophy | জীবনদর্শন | The story teaches a great philosophy. |
| Fascinated | মুগ্ধ | I was fascinated by the book. |
| Inspirational | অনুপ্রেরণামূলক | The story is highly inspirational. |
| Motivated | অনুপ্রাণিত | The book motivated him greatly. |
| Responsibility | দায়িত্ব | Watching sheep was his responsibility. |
| Trustworthy | বিশ্বাসযোগ্য | A trustworthy person earns respect. |
| Permanently | স্থায়ীভাবে | Lies can permanently damage trust. |
| Valuable | মূল্যবান | Honesty is a valuable quality. |
| Temporary | সাময়িক | Temporary lies create permanent damage. |
| Wisdom | প্রজ্ঞা | Grandparents often share wisdom. |
| Meaningful | অর্থবহ | The story has a meaningful lesson. |
| Realization | উপলব্ধি | The villagers came to a realization. |
| Immature | অপরিণত | The shepherd boy was immature. |
| Monotonous | একঘেয়ে | His daily routine was monotonous. |
| Desperate | মরিয়া | He cried for help desperately. |
| Regretful | অনুতপ্ত | The boy became regretful later. |
2. Important Phrases with Bangla Meaning
| Phrase | Bangla Meaning | Example |
| Cry wolf | মিথ্যা বিপদের খবর দেওয়া | Don’t cry wolf unnecessarily. |
| Lose trust | বিশ্বাস হারানো | He lost trust because of lies. |
| Tell a lie | মিথ্যা বলা | Never tell a lie. |
| Fool someone | কাউকে বোকা বানানো | He fooled the villagers. |
| Over and over again | বারবার | He repeated the mistake over and over again. |
| Pay attention | মনোযোগ দেওয়া | Nobody paid attention to him later. |
| Burst into laughter | হেসে ফেলা | The boy burst into laughter. |
| Learn a lesson | শিক্ষা নেওয়া | He learned a valuable lesson. |
| Speak the truth | সত্য বলা | Always speak the truth. |
| Build trust | বিশ্বাস তৈরি করা | Honesty helps build trust. |
| Break trust | বিশ্বাস ভাঙা | Lies break trust easily. |
| Remain honest | সৎ থাকা | We should remain honest. |
| Stay focused | মনোযোগী থাকা | Stay focused on your goals. |
| Gain respect | সম্মান অর্জন করা | Honest people gain respect. |
| Face consequences | পরিণতির সম্মুখীন হওয়া | Liars must face consequences. |
| Rush for help | সাহায্যের জন্য ছুটে আসা | Villagers rushed for help. |
| Temporary amusement | সাময়িক আনন্দ | Lies give temporary amusement. |
| Moral lesson | নৈতিক শিক্ষা | Every story has a moral lesson. |
| Take advantage of | সুযোগ নেওয়া | Bad people take advantage of honesty. |
| Bring disaster | বিপদ ডেকে আনা | Dishonesty can bring disaster. |
3. Expressions Used in the Dialogue
| Expression | Bangla Meaning |
| Absolutely true | একদম সত্য |
| I completely agree with you | আমি পুরোপুরি একমত |
| That’s wonderful | দারুণ ব্যাপার |
| Excellent explanation | অসাধারণ ব্যাখ্যা |
| Very insightful answer | খুব গভীর চিন্তাশীল উত্তর |
| I truly appreciate it | আমি সত্যিই প্রশংসা করি |
| It was a pleasure | এটা আনন্দের ছিল |
| Thank you for joining | যোগ দেওয়ার জন্য ধন্যবাদ |
| That sounds fascinating | এটা দারুণ আকর্ষণীয় শোনাচ্ছে |
| I strongly believe | আমি দৃঢ়ভাবে বিশ্বাস করি |
| In my opinion | আমার মতে |
| As far as I know | যতদূর আমি জানি |
| From my perspective | আমার দৃষ্টিকোণ থেকে |
| Without any doubt | কোনো সন্দেহ ছাড়াই |
| To be honest | সত্যি বলতে |
| In the long run | দীর্ঘমেয়াদে |
| Eventually | শেষ পর্যন্ত |
| At the end of the day | শেষ পর্যন্ত |
| It teaches us that | এটি আমাদের শেখায় যে |
| This clearly demonstrates | এটি স্পষ্টভাবে প্রমাণ করে |
4. Idioms with Bangla Meaning
| Idiom | Bangla Meaning | Explanation |
| Cry wolf | মিথ্যা বিপদের খবর দেওয়া | Giving false alarm repeatedly |
| Karma is a bitch | কর্মফল একদিন ফিরে আসে | Bad deeds bring bad results |
| Burst into laughter | হঠাৎ হেসে ওঠা | Laugh suddenly |
| A clean heart | পবিত্র মন | Honest personality |
| Truth prevails | সত্যের জয় হয় | Truth wins eventually |
| Lose face | সম্মান হারানো | Become embarrassed |
| Actions speak louder than words | কথার চেয়ে কাজ বড় | Work matters more than speech |
| Learn the hard way | কঠিনভাবে শিক্ষা পাওয়া | Learn through suffering |
| Once bitten, twice shy | একবার ঠকে গেলে আবার সতর্ক হওয়া | People become careful after betrayal |
| Reap what you sow | যেমন কর্ম তেমন ফল | You get results according to your actions |
5. Important Collocations
| Collocation | Bangla Meaning |
| Valuable lesson | মূল্যবান শিক্ষা |
| Real wolf | সত্যিকারের নেকড়ে |
| Honest person | সৎ ব্যক্তি |
| Serious consequences | ভয়াবহ পরিণতি |
| Temporary excitement | সাময়িক উত্তেজনা |
| Strong credibility | শক্তিশালী বিশ্বাসযোগ্যতা |
| Moral story | নৈতিক গল্প |
| Deep philosophy | গভীর দর্শন |
| Bright future | উজ্জ্বল ভবিষ্যৎ |
| Great storyteller | অসাধারণ গল্পকার |
| Meaningful discussion | অর্থবহ আলোচনা |
| Genuine problem | প্রকৃত সমস্যা |
| Honest lifestyle | সৎ জীবনধারা |
| Severe damage | মারাত্মক ক্ষতি |
| Long-term success | দীর্ঘমেয়াদি সফলতা |
| Responsible person | দায়িত্বশীল ব্যক্তি |
| Bitter truth | তিক্ত সত্য |
| False alarm | মিথ্যা সতর্কতা |
| Positive mindset | ইতিবাচক মানসিকতা |
| Life-changing book | জীবন বদলে দেওয়া বই |
6. Advanced IELTS Speaking Lexical Resources
| Advanced Word/Phrase | Bangla Meaning |
| Maintain integrity | সততা বজায় রাখা |
| Destroy credibility | বিশ্বাসযোগ্যতা নষ্ট করা |
| Gain temporary amusement | সাময়িক আনন্দ লাভ করা |
| Face harsh consequences | কঠিন পরিণতির সম্মুখীন হওয়া |
| Earn people’s respect | মানুষের সম্মান অর্জন করা |
| Remain trustworthy | বিশ্বাসযোগ্য থাকা |
| Moral deterioration | নৈতিক অবক্ষয় |
| Ethical values | নৈতিক মূল্যবোধ |
| Misuse people’s trust | মানুষের বিশ্বাসের অপব্যবহার |
| Develop self-awareness | আত্মসচেতনতা গড়ে তোলা |
| Emotional maturity | মানসিক পরিপক্কতা |
| Long-lasting reputation | দীর্ঘস্থায়ী সুনাম |
| Strength of character | চরিত্রের দৃঢ়তা |
| Personal integrity | ব্যক্তিগত সততা |
| Social responsibility | সামাজিক দায়িত্ব |
7. Grammar Used in the Dialogue (With Bangla Explanation)
A. Present Simple Tense
Structure:
Subject + Verb + Object
Example:
- The boy cries for help.
- Honest people earn respect.
Bangla:
সাধারণ অভ্যাস, সত্য ঘটনা বা নিয়মিত কাজ বোঝাতে ব্যবহৃত হয়।
B. Past Simple Tense
Structure:
Subject + Verb (Past Form)
Example:
- The villagers rushed to help him.
- He lied to the villagers.
Bangla:
অতীতে ঘটে যাওয়া কাজ বোঝাতে ব্যবহৃত হয়।
C. Present Perfect Tense
Structure:
Subject + has/have + V3
Example:
- I have heard this story before.
- He has lost his credibility.
Bangla:
অতীতে শুরু হয়ে বর্তমান পর্যন্ত প্রভাব রয়েছে এমন কাজ বোঝায়।
D. Past Continuous Tense
Structure:
Subject + was/were + verb+ing
Example:
- The sheep were grazing in the field.
- The villagers were running toward the mountain.
Bangla:
অতীতে কোনো কাজ চলমান ছিল বোঝাতে ব্যবহৃত হয়।
E. Modal Verbs
| Modal | Meaning |
| Should | উচিত |
| Can | পারা |
| Could | পারত |
| Would | করত |
| May | হতে পারে |
Example:
- We should remain honest.
- Lies can destroy trust.
F. Conditional Sentences
Example:
- If you lie repeatedly, nobody will trust you.
- If you remain honest, you will succeed.
Bangla:
শর্ত বোঝাতে ব্যবহৃত হয়।
G. Relative Clauses
Example:
- My grandmother, who was a storyteller, inspired me.
Bangla:
অতিরিক্ত তথ্য যোগ করতে ব্যবহৃত হয়।
H. Passive Voice
Example:
- He was deceived by dishonest people.
- Trust is earned through honesty.
Bangla:
কাজের উপর গুরুত্ব দিতে ব্যবহৃত হয়।
I. Linking Words / Connectors
| Connector | Bangla Meaning |
| However | তবে |
| Therefore | তাই |
| Although | যদিও |
| Because | কারণ |
| Eventually | শেষ পর্যন্ত |
| Moreover | তাছাড়া |
| Furthermore | আরও |
| As a result | ফলস্বরূপ |
| In addition | এছাড়াও |
| On the other hand | অন্যদিকে |
8. IELTS Speaking Band 9 Style Expressions
| Expression | Bangla Meaning |
| From my perspective | আমার দৃষ্টিভঙ্গি থেকে |
| To some extent | কিছুটা |
| Without a shadow of doubt | নিঃসন্দেহে |
| I firmly believe | আমি দৃঢ়ভাবে বিশ্বাস করি |
| What impressed me most | যা আমাকে সবচেয়ে মুগ্ধ করেছে |
| One important aspect is | একটি গুরুত্বপূর্ণ বিষয় হলো |
| It reminds me of | এটি আমাকে মনে করিয়ে দেয় |
| I’d like to point out that | আমি উল্লেখ করতে চাই যে |
| It is worth mentioning that | উল্লেখ করার মতো বিষয় হলো |
| As far as I’m concerned | আমার মতে |
9. Moral-Based Powerful Sentences
- Honesty is the foundation of trust.
→ সততা হলো বিশ্বাসের ভিত্তি। - A single lie can destroy years of credibility.
→ একটি মিথ্যা বহু বছরের বিশ্বাস নষ্ট করতে পারে। - Trust once broken is difficult to rebuild.
→ একবার ভেঙে যাওয়া বিশ্বাস পুনর্গঠন করা কঠিন। - Dishonesty may bring temporary benefit but permanent regret.
→ অসততা সাময়িক লাভ দিলেও স্থায়ী অনুশোচনা আনে। - Integrity is more valuable than wealth.
→ সততা সম্পদের চেয়েও মূল্যবান।
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