Food Metaphors in the Movie "Like Water for Chocolate"
Culture portrays varieties in qualities, behaviors, and beliefs, just as contrasts in the manner in which individuals act. Component of culture is not hereditarily sent and all things considered, they must be passed down from one age the following through correspondence. This clarifies why it is not difficult to take on a specific language relying upon the common convictions, mentalities, and qualities. Various societies suddenly see the utilization of language. Though an American views it as a helpful specialized instrument, a Chinese will utilize their language to hand off their sentiments and to build up connections. Talking about language here, I am referencing the metaphors that we generally use in our daily lives to express our emotions and beliefs.

Metaphor is denoted as a word or phrase that describes one kind of object or idea is used in place of another to suggest a likeness.

बंदर क्या जाने अदरक का स्वाद
Translation: What would a monkey know of the taste of ginger?
Meaning - a person who is almost unaware of the existence of something can never appreciate it's true value.

दूध का दूध और पानी का पानी
Translation: Milk with milk, water with water.
Meaning – Everything will be crystal clear.

घर की मुर्गी दाल बराबर
Translation: A chicken at home seems no better than dal (pulses)
Meaning- familiarity breeds contempt
In India, we use a lot of metaphors to deliver our expressions and emotions. Here are some examples:

काम का न काज का दुश्मन अनाज का
Translation: Doesn’t do any work, is an enemy of grains
Meaning - a colourful way of calling out "You good-for-nothing fellow!"


