«اِللِّي يْعِيشْ يشُوفْ كِتِيرْ، قَالْ: واِللِّي يِمْشِي يُشُوفْ أَكْتَرْ»

The saying contrasts knowledge accumulated over a long life with the wider experience gained by travel. Someone who goes out into the world encounters people, places, and circumstances that a person who remains in one place may not see.

It encourages movement, observation, and openness to unfamiliar experience. It praises what direct exploration can teach, without dismissing the value of age, settled life, or experience gained over time.

Use it in reflective conversation about learning through travel or firsthand experience. It suits a point that seeing different places can broaden judgment beyond what one learns by staying in the same place for many years.