proverbs

[MaRaWaN]

if you know some proverbs :

I start with these :

Better one eye than quite blind

Claw me, claw thee

First deserve, and then desire

[misshany]

you can lie all the people some of the time, some of the people all the time, but you can never lie all the people all the time!!
if you fall at last try try try you will succeed at last

[hindoutha]

-an apple a day keeps the doctor away
-god help those who help themselves
-a freind in need is a freind indeed
-after a storm comes a calm
-knowledge is power
-out of sight out of mind
-better the devil you know.....
-DEEDS NOT WORDS
-never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you!!!!!!!!!
-seek knowledge from the cradle to the grave
-neither a borrower nor lender be

[hindoutha]

	Citation:			Posté par misshany
	you can lie all the people some of the time, some of the people all the time, but you can never lie all the people all the time!! if you fall at last try try try you will succeed at last

if a day you don't succeed,try and try again

[titrit]

hiiii, fisrt of all thiiink you i liked the topic ,it's really interessting that wa can learn from buuuuuuuuuuuuuut just one thing i would like if those proverbs were written with explications because it's not so easy to understand them , we need to understand theme (if i talke about myself i would like that) it could be an explication or exemples just to receive the meaning of eatch provervb , thiiiiiiiiik you so much

[roubaaa]

> Better Late than never.
> A penny saved, is a penny earned.
> All work and no play, makes jack a dull boy.
> Too many chefs spoil the soup.
> ACTIONS speak louder than WORDS.
> Where there is a will, there is a way.
> Charity begins at home.

[roubaaa]

> The yard is always greener in the other side (I like this one by the way )
> Every cloud has a silver lining.
> Any time means no time (this means that you have to plan and organize your stuff in advance, otherwise, it'll never take place, or be the way it should be)
> Great minds think alike

[MaRaWaN]

You fool me once, shame on you

You fool me twice, shame on me

[alexander]

	Citation:			Posté par titrit
	hiiii, fisrt of all thiiink you i liked the topic ,it's really interessting that wa can learn from buuuuuuuuuuuuuut just one thing i would like if those proverbs were written with explications because it's not so easy to understand them , we need to understand theme (if i talke about myself i would like that) it could be an explication or exemples just to receive the meaning of eatch provervb , thiiiiiiiiik you so much

i see that no one care for her demand.

please guys try to includ a short translation with your proverbs in each messages (translation is only permitted in this topic) to help the beginers to better understand the preverb.
it will be nice from you to do that from now on.

N.B1: any chatting or messages in any other language than english will be removed, only translation of the preverbs (with the original one in english) will be tolerated.

N.B2: any message that doesn't include a preverb like this message from titrit, will be starting from now considered as H.S and then removed.

N.B3: please do the preverb translation, cause i don't have time to translate all of them

i tried to give a preverb but... i don't like them, and i don't remember any of them

[MaRaWaN]

Go and wake up your cook

The enemy of my enemy is my friend

No cure, no pay