Friday, February 19, 2021
Vietnamese Proverbs (92 Proverbs)
- Who breaks, pays.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Catch the bear before you sell his skin.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Likes draws to like.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Comfort is better than pride.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Literally: Go out for a day, get a full basket of knowledge.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Do not halloo till you are out of the wood.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Make the amount of sauce you use correspond to the amount of rice you have.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- A clean hand wants no washing.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Don't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Many a good father has but a bad son.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- A fool may sometimes give a wise man counsel.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Eating slowly is good for the stomach; plowing deeply is good for the fields.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- No man is a hero to his valet.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- A friend when in need is a faithful friend.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Even if a mountain is high, there is always a way to reach the top -- and although the way might be full of danger, there is always a way for someone to get through it.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- No matter how sharp it is, a knife will never cut it's own handle.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- A frog living at the bottom of the well thinks that the sky is as small as a cooking pot lid.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Everybody's business is nobody's business.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Scratch my back; I'll scratch yours.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- A good beginning is half the battle.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- He that has a tongue in his head may find his way anywhere.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Think today and speak tomorrow.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Adversity brings wisdom.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Hunger brings the wolf to the fold.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- To carry coals to Newcastle.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Beauty is but skin-deep.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- It's best to wash one's soiled linen at home.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- To fish in troubled waters.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- Between two stools, you fall to the ground.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
- It's better to have lots of children than to have lots of material goods.
(Vietnamese Proverb)
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