Finnish Proverbs - page 6

There's a man who looks like a partridge with legs like a mosquito. (Finnish Proverb)
Roll me, don't curse me, said the stone to the ploughman. View proverb
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He who lies thrice believes he's told the truth. View proverb
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The poor can't afford to buy cheap. View proverb
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Work doesn't scare him, but he could lay down near it and sleep. View proverb
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He who asks won't lose his way. View proverb
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Not all that shines is gold, nor all that glows is silver. View proverb
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Two nightingales do not sing on one branch. View proverb
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No smoke without fire. View proverb
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Big fish are worth of fishing even if you don't catch one. View proverb
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Who promises a lot, gives a little. (Finnish Proverb)
When you flee from a wolf, you run into a bear. View proverb
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Read like the devil reads the Bible. View proverb
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Such father, such son. View proverb
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The forest answers in the same way one shouts at it. View proverb
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Little is better than nothing. View proverb
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Better a bitter truth than a sweet lie. View proverb
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A beloved child has many names. View proverb
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You reap what you sow. View proverb
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The mouth lies, but the eyes tell the truth. View proverb
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All eggs should not be put in one basket. (Finnish Proverb)
Buy, buy, the children will pay the debts. View proverb
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Cleanliness is half a meal. View proverb
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Closeness without conflict only exists in the cemetery. View proverb
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Disappears without trace. View proverb
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