Laotian Proverbs (14 Proverbs)
- Live with vultures, become a vulture; live with crows, become a crow.
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- When the water rises, the fish eat the ants; when the water falls, the ants eat the fish.
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- You know, you teach. You do not know, you learn.
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- Although he who walks behind an elephant may feel very secure, he is likely to get splattered with elephant dung.
(Laotian Proverb)
- Learning means loving the country.
(Laotian Proverb)
- Live with vultures, and become a vulture; live with crows, and become a crow.
(Laotian Proverb)
- Listen with one ear; be suspicious with the other.
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- If you must be a servant, serve the rich; if you must be a dog, let it be a temple dog.
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- If you like to have things easy, you'll have difficulties; if you like problems, you will succeed.
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- If you like things easy, you'll have difficulties; if you like problems, you'll succeed.
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- Happiness flies away from those who want it most.
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- When you've heard it you must see it; when you've seen it make a judgement with your heart.
(Laotian Proverb)
- The voice of a poor man does not carry very far.
(Laotian Proverb)
- One piece of wood will not make a fire.
(Laotian Proverb)
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