Polish Proverbs (205 Proverbs)
- A sparrow in your hand is better than a pigeon on the roof.
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- Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
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- If you love him, don't lend him.
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- Running away makes you guilty.
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- The news of a good deed travels far, but the news of a bad one travels even farther.
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- Where two are fighting, a third one wins.
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- A whistling priest has a demon in his belly.
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- Everyone is tempted to evil.
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- I'm human; nothing that is human is strange to me. A good run is better than a bad fight.
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- Say only good things about the dead.
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- The rich man gets his ice in the summer and the poor man gets his in the winter.
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- Who wakes up early, Lord God provides him.
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- Add up your pennies, and buy a hen.
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- Fate throws fortune, but not everyone catches.
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- It is better to give than to lend and it costs about the same.
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- Shavings fly where wood is being chopped.
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- There are a thousand roads to every wrong.
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- With gold in your pocket you are wise, you are handsome, and you dance well too.
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- Beautifully decorated plate won't feed anyone.
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- Folly lives next door to knowledge.
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- It is worse to be sick in the soul than in body.
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- Speak well of the dead or not at all.
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- There will be no cream from that spoiled milk.
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- With unity there is strength.
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- Being ignorant of law is no excuse.
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- For a ducat brother will sell brother.
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- It was Blacksmith's guilt, but the Gypsy was hanged.
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- Still waters are the deepest; Still waters run deep.
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- Tommy, please, stay at your own place.
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- Without salt the feast is spoiled.
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- Better is one lady than 4 widows.
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- Fortune goes like a wheel.
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- It's easier for the horses when the woman gets off the cart.
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- Still waters erode the shore or Still waters run deep.
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- Truth can take you everywhere... including jail.
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- Without work there is no dinner.
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- Better no doctor at all than three.
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- Guest coming into house - God coming into house.
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- Joy must have sorrow.
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- Talk of a wolf and the wolf appears.
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- Two heads are better than one or When two,not one.
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- Without work there won't be any bread in your mouth.
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- A beggar talked to a picture, but picture answered nothing.
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- Cracow wasn't built at once.
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- He who gives quickly gives twice.
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- Keep learning because knowledge is the key to power.
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- That which the flesh likes, makes the soul lost.
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- What a young absorbs, the old loses.
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- You can wait till the cows come home.
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- A bitter centipede if eaten in a pleasing berry pie will taste sweet.
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- Did hogs feed here or did Lithuanians have a feast here?
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- He who has none hates those that have much.
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- Light a candle for God and another for the devil.
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- The best asset is a clean conscience.
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- What Jimmy did to God, God does to Jimmy.
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- You can't heal stubbornness.
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- A bush does note grow berries in winter.
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- Do not reprimand the alien, do not praise your own.
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- He who lies once is never believed again.
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- Man is man's wolf.
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- The devil lives beneath a slattern woman's skirts.
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- What Johny wont learn, John wont know.
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- You will see something as surely as a pig will see Heaven.
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- A crow won't bite a crow.
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- Don't divide the fur on the bear.
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- He who tickles himself can laugh whenever he wants.
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- Man shoots, God carries the bullets.
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- The devil seduced Eve in Italian. Eve mislead Adam in Bohemian. The Lord scolded them both in German. Then the angel drove them from paradise in Hungarian.
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- When a man hurries, the devil smiles.
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- A good appetite needs no sauce.
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- Don't praise the day before sunset.
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- He/She is gaping like a calf at the painted gate.
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- my home is my castle.
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- The good won't be spoiled in an inn, so the bad won't be mended in a church.
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- When February comes, hobnail your shoes.
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- A good joke is a penny worth.
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- Don't talk about others, they won't talk about you.
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- Home, sweet home.
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- Not everything that's allowed is best.
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- The grunts of pigs never make it to heaven.
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