marionetehunter
at 2020-06-26 02:00:50 UTC
I think that's literal but understandable. What I could understand with "walls have ears" is we don't know (if there's) who is listening, who is observing the situation in a specific context.
Leebo
at 2020-06-26 03:24:55 UTC
@mariometehunter I think they just mean it should be "walls" and not "wall."
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English needs correction I believe
'wall have ears'