Cheese, wine, and a friend must be old to be good.

CUBAN PROVERB

That is completely hole in the head.

NORWEGIAN PROVERBS

Nothing falls into the mouth of a sleeping lion.

African proverbs

Tongue is formed of meat, but it does break bones.

Albanian proverbs

A good deed is never lost.

American Proverbs

A case is not to be decided from one mouth.

BANTU PROVERBS

A dancing girl [harlot] does not regard the ties of relationship.

TAMIL PROVERBS

A dog always bites under the knee.

INDIAN PROVERBS

A house full of people is filled with different points of view.

NEW ZEALANDER PROVERBS

A house with two keys is worth nothing.

CONGOLESE PROVERBS

All brides are beautiful; all the dead are pious.

YIDDISH PROVERBS

All is not butter that comes from the cow.

ITALIAN PROVERBS

A man being short does not make him a boy Read.

NIGERIAN PROVERBS

A man does not seek his luck, luck seeks its man.

TURKISH PROVERBS

Any Time Spent Reading Is Well Spent.

LATIN PROVERBS

A pain in the foot is soon forgotten — a pain in the head is not.

ARMENIAN PROVERBS

A proverb characterizes nations, but must first dwell among them.

SWISS PROVERBS

A smooth sea never made a skilled mariner.

MOORISH PROVERBS

A woman prefers a man without money to money without a man.

GREEK PROVERBS

Bad is never good until worse happens.

DANISH PROVERBS

Character is better than wealth.

IRISH PROVERBS

Dish and spoon cannot be without jingling.

HUNGARIAN PROVERBS

Don’t teach a father how to make children.

POLISH PROVERBS

Do not choose the one you don’t trust and trust the one you choose.

CHINESE PROVERBS

Do not heat a house with the promise of firewood.

RUSSIAN PROVERBS

Don’t throw away your stick before you cross the river.

JAMAICAN PROVERBS

Each head, a different judgement.

BRAZILIAN PROVERBS

Experience is the father of wisdom.

BELGIAN PROVERBS

FIVE FINGERS ARE BROTHERS BUT ARE NOT EQUALS.

AFGHAN PROVERBS

He who lives with hope, dies happy.

MEXICAN PROVERBS

He who marries on a rainy day will be happy for the rest of his life.

FRENCH PROVERBS

If a man lends an ear, it’s because he, too, wants to speak.

ARGENTINIAN PROVERBS

If you can walk you can dance, if you can talk you can sing.

ZIMBABWEAN PROVERBS

If you take shade, do it under a large tree.

JAPANESE PROVERBS

If you want to be a leader, be a bridge.

WELSH PROVERBS

Little by little the cotton thread becomes a turban.

PERSIAN PROVERBS

Never believe someone who carries fire in one hand and water in other.

DUTCH PROVERBS

If you want to be a leader, be a bridge.

WELSH PROVERBS

No matter how long the winter, spring is sure to follow.

GUINEAN PROVERBS

One falsehood spoils a thousand truths.

GHANIAN PROVERBS

People aren’t perfect; even experts can make mistakes from time to time.

KOREAN PROVERBS

Perfect love cannot be without equality.

SCOTTISH PROVERBS

Shared joy is a double joy; shared sorrow is half a sorrow.

SWEDISH PROVERBS

sleep and indolence are not cousins of a good harvest.

KENYAN PROVERBS

Somalis don’t say a false proverb.

SOMALI PROVERBS

Speak the truth, but leave immediately after.

SLOVENIAN PROVERBS

The best answer will come from the person who is not angry.

ARABIC PROVERBS

The buyer has need of a hundred eyes, the seller but one.

SPANISH PROVERBS

The hawk does not nest with the sparrow.

PORTOGUESE PROVERBS

The leopard licks both its black and white spots.

ZULU PROVERBS

There are no heroes without wounds.

BULGARIAN PROVERBS

The same water never runs into the same river.

ETHIOPIAN PROVERBS

The situation is hopeless, but not serious.

AUSTRIAN PROVERBS

To get drunk with cold water.

ROMANIAN PROVERBS

Too much talking is next to lack of wisdom.

IRANIAN PROVERBS

To play the violin for the buffalo to listen to.

THAI PROVERBS

To teach one must know the nature of those whom one is teaching.

EGYPTIAN PROVERBS

Waking up early is bought with gold.

MOROCCAN PROVERBS

We are all made of flesh and blood.

MALTESE PROVERBS

With patience, it is possible to dig a well with a tea spoon.

UKRANIAN PROVERBS

Towards the end of the night you shall hear shrill cries.

LEBANESE PROVERBS

Work as if you were to live forever; live as if you were to die tomorrow.

KURDISH PROVERBS

You can conquer the whole world with words, but not with drawn swords.

GEORGIAN PROVERBS

You can’t feed your donkey only when you need to ride it.

SUDANESE PROVERBS

Your ears are wiser than you are.

SENEGALESE PROVERBS

You will reach your destination even though you travel slowly.

ICELANDIC PROVERBS