yeah i think go has been translated perfectly by the above people. However i think you cant just transalate a proverb from english to hindi. Lets just say it would not have the same effect. Barking dog seldom bites - "Jo karajte hai woh baraste nahi "(it's like clouds that thunder don't usually rain) More to it than meets the eye - "Daal me kuch kaala hai" (Somthing's Fishy) Cheers !!!

'Barking dog seldom bite', is equivalent to 'jo garajate hain wo baraste nahin' (the clouds) which growl (or thunder), doesn't rain. literal translation is, bhonkne wale kutte kaatate nahin.

go..... means in jana....can i go ?.kya me ja sakta hu ?............... you can go now mean ab tum ja sakte ho

go = jao just go/plz go = kripa karke jao (proper hindi) or chale jao(more used) Barking dog seldom bite= bhokne wala kutta humesh nahi kaattha. these r simple expressions we use in hindi ...i dont know how to translate this line below but i m trying .. more to it than meets the eyes= aur fir aankhe mili ...

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