Walk the talk with kangana part 2

Meaning:

The term “talk the talk, walk the walk” is a phrase in English that means a person should support what they say, not just with words, but also through action.

Example: Arthur talks the talk about how he will start helping out more with the house chores, but so far he has yet to walk the walk.

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Actions speak louder than words
2. All bark and no bite
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Walk the talk with kangana part 2

Put one’s money where their mouth is

Origin Of ‘Talk The Talk, Walk The Walk’

The English phrases “talk the talk” and “walk the walk” can be used together, or each might be used separately. This expression means that a person should back up their talking with action.

For example, someone might say they can easily do 100 pushups without breaking a sweat. Another person who doubts their claim might tell them to “walk the walk” instead of just talking about it.

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In other words, they are saying “show me, don’t tell me.”

Anyway, how old is this phrase? It looks like it is at least around 200 years old. According to Th