Ahọ́n irọ̀ ni ń pa ẹni ṣáájú; irọ̀ kì í gbàgbé ẹni tó ba sọ ọ.” “A lying tongue destroys its owner first; a lie never forgets the person who uttered it.” The Weight of a Lying Tongue and the Cost of Hidden

“Ojú ọmọdé lè mọ̀ wò, kò lè mọ̀ ìtàn.” Direct translation: “A child may see what is happening, but he does not know the history behind it.” The Wisdom Behind What We See The Yoruba proverb, “Ojú ọmọdé

source The common phrase we always hear that says 'blood is thicker than water' is actually a proverb but that is not its complete sentences rather the complete and original proverb is "the blood

Одна з найулюбленіших моїх приказок допомогла взяти себе в руки і нарешті зайнятися консервацією помідорів. Бо мало того, що це - не просто помідори, а ЧЕРРІ, які тільки збирати треба півдня. Та ще й

Hay en el folklore popular demasiadas frases que nos las enseñan desde niños y que se te quedan grabadas en el subconsciente, aunque nunca te hayas puesto a pensar detenidamente en lo que quieren decir.

Good day everyone.Iam happy with this week Hive-Reachout Weekly Prompt 42 with the topic "Popular Statement You Don't Agree With" I Don't Agree With the popular Proverb: “What an Elder Sees While

This saying carries a deep and timeless truth, illustrating the principle of cause and effect in our lives. Just as the way you arrange your bed directly affects the comfort you experience when you lie

Source “The customer is always right.” Is a phrase spoken usually with some exasperation by a manager or owner of a business when an employee voices a complaint about the ridiculous demand of a customer,

This week's quote is about prosperity.

it is 5:33 in the morning , and I came across this old Japanese proverb.I am not going to comment on it ,I will leave to you.May you have a nice day

Hello everyone and welcome to my blog. I hope you all are doing great. I believe every culture has their own unique proverbs, sayings or expressions which of course they use to either advise, caution or

This is the twelfth in the series of Japanese Iroha Karuta playing card deck. Both of my karuta decks use the same proverb to illustrate the twelfth syllable in the "Iroha" hiragana syllabry.

When Macbeth doubts that he should murder King Duncan he muses that, "He hath honored me of late, and I have bought / Golden opinions from all sorts of people..." The phrase "all sorts of

Righteousness is the definition of the good, in other words, righteousness is an ethical virtue.

Namaste, Villagers kid mostly learn everything from their grandparents and grandparents being ancient in nature teach everything thru proverbs, two of those old sayings are "first impression is the

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The beginning of wisdom is the knowledge of these two paths, and how we should seek one and reject the other

The wise invites us to seek kindness in all the acts of our lives

“Tomorrow” Tomorrow is another day. Ashita wa ashita no kaze ga fuku. 「明日」 明日は明日の風が吹く。 My Site:

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