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A bad
peace is better than a
good quarrel. |
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A beard doesn't make a philosopher. |
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A
beaten one is worth two unbeaten ones. |
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A
tomtit in your hand is better
than a crane in the sky. |
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An
old friend is better than two
new ones. |
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As you treat people so they will treat you. |
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Courage takes cities. |
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Don't ask the old one, ask the experienced
one. |
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Don't hack the branch you are sitting on. |
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Don't swing fists when the fight
is over. |
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Economy is a good servant but a
bad master. |
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Even a cat appreciates
kind
words. |
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Every sandpiper praises his own swamp. |
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For a drunken one, a sea is
knee-deep. |
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For a mad dog, seven miles is not a long
detour. |
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For every one with a plow – there're seven
with a spoon. |
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Friendship is friendship and service
is service. |
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God gave, God took back. |
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God gives to those who wake up early. |
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God keeps those safe who keep themselves safe. |
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God sees the truth, but won't tell soon. |
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Habit is a second nature. |
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He makes the bed soft, yet it's hard to sleep
on. |
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How well you live makes a difference, not how
long. |
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If
only the youth would know, if
the old age would be able to. |
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If
the claw is stuck, the whole
bird is lost. |
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If you're afraid of wolves, don't go to the
woods. |
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It is good to be visiting, but it is better at
home. |
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It's better less but better. |
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It's better to see once than to hear hundred
times. |
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It's the still waters that are inhabited by
devils. |
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It will snap where it's the thinnest. |
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Listen
more, talk less. |
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Live for a century –
learn
for a century. |
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Long parting ceremonies cause
unnecessary tears. |
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Morning is wiser than the
evening. |
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No
family has no ugly member. |
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No
one should go to another
monastery with one's own
charter. |
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Patience and work will fray
through anything. |
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Poor dancer is impeded by his
own balls. |
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Poor people are crafty. |
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Poverty is in want of much,
avarice of everything. |
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Pray to God, but hold on to your
good mind. |
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Quality goods
advertise themselves. |
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Revelry is jolly, hangover is
heavy. |
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Ride slower
–
you'll get further.
>>> |
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Speak, but do not slip. |
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Speak less if you want to look
smarter. |
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Spoon is valuable by the dinner
time. |
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The belly is full, but the eyes
are hungry. |
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The bird is known by its
flight. |
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The devil puts a spoonful of
honey into others' wife. |
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The first pancake is always a
blob. |
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The less you know, the better
you sleep. |
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The scabby sheep spoils the
whole flock. |
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The stingy one pays twice. |
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The tongue will bring the
chatterer no good. |
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The work shows the workman. |
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Time is the best healer. |
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Together, it's cramped; apart,
it's boring. |
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Trouble never comes alone. |
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Trust,
but verify. |
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You cannot throw a word out of a
song. |
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You get to really know your
friend when trouble comes. |
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Water cuts through stone. |
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What was written by a pen,
cannot be taken out with an axe. |
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When love whispers, the reason
shuts up. |
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When you are at home, even the
walls help you. |
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Where money speak, there the
conscience is silent. |
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Without rest even a horse
doesn't gallop. |
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Wouldn't it be a blessing in
disguise. |