Finnish Proverbs - page 16

The dog and wife must obey. (Finnish Proverb)
Granny will stay on the sleigh by cursing and roping. View proverb
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He indeed drank like a sponge. View proverb
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The eye watches always ahead, but the poor nose is in danger. View proverb
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Cold is the home without father, even colder without mother. View proverb
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It bakes, said Ville Rasi in the sauna. View proverb
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Ask about last year's snow! View proverb
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It's five yards from Kärkölä to hell. View proverb
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Kävelöö kun täi tervas. (Ylistaro, Southern Bothnia) (EPP) View proverb
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The poor is poor in the hell as well, he must carry firewood under the rich people. View proverb
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It's so hard to talk with a poor man. (Finnish Proverb)
In the lack of ropes those are kept loose, said the wife of Mäkeläinen about her children. View proverb
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Lahti is Finland's Chicago. View proverb
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The man from Laihia takes his mother-in-law also to the honeymoon, so the bride would not wear out. View proverb
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The law is read in nine ways and always right. View proverb
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The child went with washing water. View proverb
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Children are fooled by telling that there are monsters around the corner. View proverb
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Let's sing a song from the book with glass cover. View proverb
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Playing is working for children. View proverb
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Play will get its place, said the old hag from Tuulos when a pig took her nose. View proverb
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Fly fly ladybug under the big stone, there is your dad, your mom will cook porridge for you. (Finnish Proverb)
Dirty like politics. View proverb
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Snow made an angel to the hall. View proverb
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Is like tomcat by nature. View proverb
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It's the nature that draws the woodpecker's fledgling to the tree. View proverb
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