grāmya-kathā - ordinary talks of common men; nā śunibe - never hear; grāmya-vārtā - ordinary news; nā kahibe - do not speak; bhāla - well; nā khāibe - do not eat; āra - and; bhāla - nicely; nā paribe - do not dress.

“Do not talk like people in general or hear what they say. You should not eat very palatable food, nor should you dress very nicely.