South American Proverbs (21 Proverbs)
- Widows weep but they look for another husband.
(South American Proverb)
- Two cats will not live together in one sack.
(South American Proverb)
- The daughter-in-law wipes away what the mother-in-law has seen.
(South American Proverb)
- Such is the fate of the sheep: either shorn or roasted.
(South American Proverb)
- Old love and wood will burn as soon as they get the chance.
(South American Proverb)
- Old debts are never paid, and the new ones get old easily.
(South American Proverb)
- Light in the streets, shadows in the house.
(South American Proverb)
- If you are going to die you will die in the dark even if you have been in the candle business.
(South American Proverb)
- Hens perched on top will shit on those below.
(South American Proverb)
- He who prays a lot is afraid of something.
(South American Proverb)
- He who lives on illusions, dies of disillusion.
(South American Proverb)
- For our sins God has created three enemies for us: mice in the house, the fox in the mountains, and a priest in our village.
(South American Proverb)
- Better a devil you know than a hundred strangers.
(South American Proverb)
- A good guitarist will play on one string.
(South American Proverb)
- You cannot hide the sun with one hand.
(South American Proverb)
- Become famous, then go to sleep.
(South American Proverb)
- God writes on crooked lines.
(South American Proverb)
- Laughing wife, crying purse.
(South American Proverb)
- None of us knows who we are.
(South American Proverb)
- The baby who doesn't cry isn't nursed.
(South American Proverb)
- The lazybones must work twice.
(South American Proverb)
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