Japanese Proverbs (759 Proverbs)
- Pick your wife in the kitchen.
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- The go-between wears out a thousand sandals.
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- Abuse often starts with praise.
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- Dumplings are better than flowers.
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- God lives in an honest heart.
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- Life is the source of all things.
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- Poetry moves heaven and earth.
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- The hen tells the cock to crow.
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- Adversity is the foundation of virtue.
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- Eat before falling in love.
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- Good medicine often has a bitter taste.
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- Life's not all beer and skittles.
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- Poor men sleep the best.
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- The inarticulate speak longest.
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- Advertising is the mother of trade.
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- Eggs and promises are easily broken.
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- Good things are never cheap.
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- Man is the instrument of illness.
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- Say what you have to say, tomorrow.
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- The lotus flower blooms in the mud.
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- Afraid of his own shadow.
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- Even in hell you meet relations.
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- Great deeds come from times of shortage.
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- Many flowers, few fruits.
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- Seeing is poison for the eyes.
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- The mouth is the door of evil.
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- After victory, tighten your helmet chord.
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- Every fashion goes out of style.
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- Great talents mature late.
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- Money grows on the tree of persistence.
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- Silence makes irritation grow.
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- The other side also has another side.
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- A borrowed cat catches no mice.
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- All married women are not wives.
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- Fall down seven times, get up eight.
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- Great trees are envied by the wind.
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- Money has no smell.
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- Silence surpasses speech.
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- The poor have no time to spare.
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