Finnish Proverbs - page 25

Empty like the cuckoo's nest. (Finnish Proverb)
Even a stupid one seems wise when he isn't talking. View proverb
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A stupid has his heart in the mouth, his mouth in the heart. View proverb
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Work is not a delicacy. If it were a delicacy, the masters would do it themselves. View proverb
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This nation doesn't believe in anything what Russia says. What a terrible danger it contains! View proverb
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This is a stubborn and proud nation. View proverb
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On flows the time, half full still the heart of mine, coffee, smoking, all is fine. View proverb
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Must guide by hands the tongue, said Ruovisto when he taught Oskari English. View proverb
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Must go home to see the wife and count the children. View proverb
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In Töysä they speak only three words a week. View proverb
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An athlete will never see a healthy day. (Finnish Proverb)
Do you believe in love at the first sight or shall I walk past you again? View proverb
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The exhausting aspen trembled: wish I were a free coniferous tree! View proverb
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Vahingonilo makkein ilo. View proverb
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In the strong following wind. (Getting drunk) View proverb
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Wife's sense is short and broad. View proverb
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Old love makes thirsty. View proverb
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The old bull has a stronger horn. View proverb
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Old sailors, new beggars. View proverb
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The crow blames the crow, 'though its own beak is shitty. View proverb
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The crow blames the crow, both equally grey. (Finnish Proverb)
A man is made in times of struggle, if he conquers these. View proverb
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Brothers like lynx. View proverb
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A loan is a brother when taken, a nephew when paid back. View proverb
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Cunning and wise as an old fox. View proverb
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