- Many hands make light work. – English proverb
- Meaning: Tasks become easier when shared among many.
- A single arrow is easily broken, but not ten in a bundle. – Japanese proverb
- Meaning: There is strength in unity.
- Sticks in a bundle are unbreakable. – Kenyan (Bantu) proverb
- Meaning: Unity provides strength and resilience.
- A single twig breaks, but the bundle of twigs is strong. – Native American saying
- Meaning: Similar to the previous proverbs, this emphasizes the power of unity.
- One chopstick is easily broken, but ten together are strong. – Chinese proverb
- Meaning: Echoes the idea of strength in numbers.
- When spider webs unite, they can tie up a lion. – Ethiopian proverb
- Meaning: Even the seemingly weak, when united, can overcome a powerful adversary.
- Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much. – Often attributed to Helen Keller
- Meaning: Collaboration amplifies our capabilities.
- Two heads are better than one. – English proverb
- Meaning: Two people working together have a better chance at solving a problem than one.
- Tout seul on va plus vite, ensemble on va plus loin. – French saying
- Translation: Alone we go faster, together we go further.
- Unidos vencemos, divididos caímos. – Spanish proverb
- Translation: United we conquer, divided we fall.
- Wer allein arbeitet addiert, wer zusammenarbeitet multipliziert. – German saying
- Translation: Those who work alone add, those who work together multiply.
- एकतामें बल है। (Ekta mein bal hai.) – Hindi proverb
- Translation: There is strength in unity.
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