Talk is cheap

The idiom talk is cheap means that it is easier to say something than it is to do it. People often make promises, but words mean nothing.

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English Idiom: Talk is cheap

People talk all the time.

Many people say they will do something, but they never do it. Talk is cheap, you see.

It takes little time or effort to say what you will do. 

It is easy to say something but much harder to do it.

Your company may promise you a better workstation, a more comfortable chair, and a computer not made in the Showa era.

Still, talk is cheap, and you can only really believe it when it happens.

The company will promise you the moon, but you know actions speak louder than words.


The idiom talk is cheap, means it is easier to say something than to do it.


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It’s likely to be understood by someone with at least a 6th-grade education (age 11).  

On the Flesch-Kincaid reading-ease test, this post scores 84.  

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