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Burmese Proverbs
(122 Proverbs)
Anyone can fancy his bed as a palace.
(Burmese Proverb)
If there are too many teachers or leaders with different ideas, the follower will not do nothing and learn nothing.
(Burmese Proverb)
Strength is defeated by a strong strategy
(Burmese Proverb)
You can pull back your leg, but not your committed word.
(Burmese Proverb)
Be deligent when there's time.
(Burmese Proverb)
If you like what you are doing, nothing is too far and no job is too hard
(Burmese Proverb)
The blind person never fears ghosts.
(Burmese Proverb)
You can stop speaking to someone, but you cannot stop being related.
(Burmese Proverb)
Before the bending arm straighten, or before the straighten arm bends.
(Burmese Proverb)
If you really want honesty, then don't ask questions you don't really want the answer to.
(Burmese Proverb)
The child who is given everything he asks for usually won't succeed in life.
(Burmese Proverb)
You cannot be lucky forever.
(Burmese Proverb)
Bone in chicken, relatives in man.
(Burmese Proverb)
It's dress in a man, bindings in baskets' edge.
(Burmese Proverb)
The excessively kind-hearted person becomes a slave.
(Burmese Proverb)
You fail if you're afraid
(Burmese Proverb)
Calling out for mother, only when you stumble.
(Burmese Proverb)
It's like catching 2 eels at a time.
(Burmese Proverb)
The voluntary obedience of people depends on who is commanding them.
(Burmese Proverb)
You fail if you're afraid. Or brave, you may become a king.
(Burmese Proverb)
Collect the water while it rains.
(Burmese Proverb)
Mango among fruits, pork among meats, tea among leaves.
(Burmese Proverb)
There's only 2 ways: go cracy, or go extraordinary.
(Burmese Proverb)
Do use a needle in time, or you might need an axe later.
(Burmese Proverb)
Many people count other people's faults and ignore their own.
(Burmese Proverb)
Two may become enemies, when their ideas are the same.
(Burmese Proverb)
Don't be a sling bag.
(Burmese Proverb)
No matter how much care is taken, someone will always be misled.
(Burmese Proverb)
Unmistakable lawyer
(Burmese Proverb)
Don't use up your arrows before you go to battle.
(Burmese Proverb)
Old cows like young grass.
(Burmese Proverb)
Unmistakable lawyer. Immortal medicine man.
(Burmese Proverb)
1 day 1 yard. Bagan won't move.
(Burmese Proverb)
Even if the truth is buried for centuries, it will eventually come out and thrive.
(Burmese Proverb)
One can't die if he's brave
(Burmese Proverb)
Using up the arrows, before getting into battle.
(Burmese Proverb)
A diligent person will soon prosper.
(Burmese Proverb)
Excessive talk is sure to include errors.
(Burmese Proverb)
One can't die if he's brave. Even when he die his name lasts forever.
(Burmese Proverb)
Water can wear away even the hardest rock.
(Burmese Proverb)
A genuine ruby wont sink and disappear in mud.
(Burmese Proverb)
Fidelity in a king, promise in men.
(Burmese Proverb)
Parents are the first teachers of the children.
(Burmese Proverb)
When it rains, collect the water.
(Burmese Proverb)
A good character is real beauty that never fades.
(Burmese Proverb)
Fisherman near fisherman
(Burmese Proverb)
Regrets always come later.
(Burmese Proverb)
Wisdom is in the books.
(Burmese Proverb)
A ship-load of fish gets spoiled, because of 1 spoiled fish.
(Burmese Proverb)
Fisherman near fisherman. Hunter near hunter.
(Burmese Proverb)
Seek wisdom like a beggar.
(Burmese Proverb)
Wise man's anger never comes out.
(Burmese Proverb)
Alertness and courage are life's shield.
(Burmese Proverb)
Forgetting the cow, when going out to plough.
(Burmese Proverb)
Snake to snake, see the leg.
(Burmese Proverb)
You can be a king, if you are brave.
(Burmese Proverb)
An unmarried woman is not honored, even if she has 10 brothers.
(Burmese Proverb)
Harrow before the cow.
(Burmese Proverb)
Sparrows who mimic peacocks are likely to break a thigh.
(Burmese Proverb)
You can even be a God, if you try.
(Burmese Proverb)
Do not bathe if there is no water.
(Burmese Proverb)
Day will not break thanks to the cackling of the chicken.
(Burmese Proverb)
An inflated idea can burst the bubble of your happiness.
(Burmese Proverb)
A stupid act entails doing the work twice over.
(Burmese Proverb)
A man with little learning is like the frog who thinks its pond is an ocean.
(Burmese Proverb)
A hero only appears once the tiger is dead.
(Burmese Proverb)
A good tree can lodge ten thousand birds.
(Burmese Proverb)
A child without a mother is like a fish in shallow water.
(Burmese Proverb)
Beware of a man's shadow and a bee's sting.
(Burmese Proverb)
They call their aunt only when her cucumbers are ripe.
(Burmese Proverb)
Only with a new ruler do you realize the value of the old.
(Burmese Proverb)
Doctors must be old and lawyers must be young.
(Burmese Proverb)
There is no cure for an unknown illness.
(Burmese Proverb)
Only when a new government comes to power do you learn to appreciate the values of the old one.
(Burmese Proverb)
The strongest ox is only as strong as the old ox with a broken leg.
(Burmese Proverb)
Only the sufferers know how their bellies ache.
(Burmese Proverb)
The strings of the harp must be not too tight, and not too slack.
(Burmese Proverb)
Once the cattle have been split up, then the tiger strikes.
(Burmese Proverb)
The more you know, the luckier you get.
(Burmese Proverb)
Often a branch is broken off the tree by the one who has rested in its shadow.
(Burmese Proverb)
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