- It is better to turn back than to get lost. (From Russia)
- Talk does not cook rice. (China)
- When the kettle boils over, it overflows its own sides. (Yiddish)
- Mistrust is an ax at the tree of love. (Russia)
- Not all that si black is charcoal. (Philippines)
- He that goes barefoot must not plant thorns. (England)
- A crooked branch has a crooked shadow. (Japan)
- It is one thing to cackle and another to lay an egg. (Ecuador)
- One dog barks because it sees something; a hundred dogs bark because they heard the first dog bark. (China)
Monday, November 23, 2009
Things to think about
I am reading a book from a friend, Wisdom Tales from Around the World, by Heather Forest. And in it, are some fun proverbs. Here are a few I liked:
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