In my language, we have a proverb that means "to solve two problems with only one solution". It would be literally translated as:
I've killed two bunnies with only one hit
How would this be said in English? Is there a proverb with such a meaning?
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I believe you're looking for (killing) two birds with one stone.
Apparently, it's a very old idea.
Though, as comedian Demetri Martin observes:
When in history has there ever been a surplus of birds and a shortage of stones?
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English has a similar phrase:
I killed two birds with one stone
