Yashidal (​ʝaʃida:​l)

Official language in Yashida

Idioms

Steal a chicken, win a wife

Also: a 'steal a chicken, win a wife' situation
Someone who gets away with harming innocent people and willingly accepting their demise for one's own petty gain, and even getting undeservedly rewarded for it. Also a situation where one knows their reward is undeserved, has been gained through injust means, or through a misunderstanding they didn't care to clear up since they benefit from it. The idiom originates from the Tale of the Two Merchants.

Bathing like the Queen (of Yashida)

Someone figuratively swimming in wealth. While bathing very frequently is common across all classes in Yashidal culture, most commoners only use water and soap whereas nobility and the rich like to use essential oils and other products like donkey milk that keep the skin hydrated, meaning that the oftentimes gigantic bathtubs get cleaned out and refilled on a daily basis. Those of especially luxurious taste like to add fresh and exotic flower petals to the water as well.

Spoken by

• Yashidal