Nicaraguan Proverbs (16 Proverbs)
- The lance never blunted the pen, nor the pen the lance.
(Nicaraguan Proverb)
- There is taste in variety, and variety in taste.
(Nicaraguan Proverb)
- There's nobody can prevent you getting into heaven, but there are many always ready to give you a shove into hell.
(Nicaraguan Proverb)
- There's nothing worse for an intelligent person than to put a fool beside him.
(Nicaraguan Proverb)
- A favor given to man is appreciated by none.
(Nicaraguan Proverb)
- Envy follows merit like the shadow follows the body.
(Nicaraguan Proverb)
- Eyes that see do not grow old.
(Nicaraguan Proverb)
- Fleeing and running are not the same thing.
(Nicaraguan Proverb)
- For the bad weather, a cheerful face.
(Nicaraguan Proverb)
- He who steals in order to give to god can only get advice from the devil.
(Nicaraguan Proverb)
- It takes two to make a quarrel but only one to end it.
(Nicaraguan Proverb)
- It takes two to start an altercation, but only one to end it.
(Nicaraguan Proverb)
- Many things are too bad to be blessed, and too good to be cursed.
(Nicaraguan Proverb)
- Pretend you're in great danger, and you'll find out if you have any friends.
(Nicaraguan Proverb)
- Renounce a friend who covers you with his wings and destroys you with his beak.
(Nicaraguan Proverb)
- Taste in variety, variety in taste.
(Nicaraguan Proverb)
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