Finnish Proverbs - page 2

Age does not give you good sense, it only makes you go slowly. (Finnish Proverb)
To an optimist every weed is a flower; to a pessimist every flower is a weed. View proverb
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A widow, like a widower, is a house without a roof. View proverb
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The world is a good teacher, but it charges a huge fee. View proverb
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If the bathroom and a brandy cannot help a man, then death is imminent. View proverb
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The wise man will be cheated only once. View proverb
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The winter does not leave without a backward glance. View proverb
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Rain does not stay in the sky. View proverb
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The echo knows all languages. View proverb
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Cowardice will not prolong life. View proverb
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In heaven you wont hear the mosquitoes. (Finnish Proverb)
Even the crow sings with its own voice. View proverb
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A child is like an axe; even if it hurts, you still carry them on your shoulders. View proverb
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A married man has many sorrows - an unmarried man has one more. View proverb
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Whose bread you eat, his songs you'll sing. View proverb
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If you reach for something that is far too good for you, it is not going to end well. View proverb
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The mocked may grow up to dignity, but the mocker will never outgrow his juvenile behaviour. View proverb
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All that glitters is not gold, nor all that sparkles silver. View proverb
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An empty barn needs no roof. View proverb
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Being in love is like feeling the sun from both sides. View proverb
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You always lose. (Finnish Proverb)
You can't trust that a job will be done properly unless you do it yourself. View proverb
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A cat lives on praise, a dog by pats on the head. View proverb
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A little bit of experience is better than a barrel full of knowledge. View proverb
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A man is valued by his work, not his words. View proverb
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