Jamaican Proverbs

Cows do not indulge in horseplay. (Jamaican Proverb)
Words in mouth, no load upon head. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
You will often see a high collar above an empty stomach. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
A good conscience is better than a big wage. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
A lawyer looks at you with one eye, but he looks at your pocket with two. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
A man with trousers that are too short should wear long suspenders. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
An old debt is better than an old grudge. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
Empty pots will never boil over. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
When the affected lady is doing well she eats her peas with a pin. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
When you buy beef, you buy bones; when you buy land, you buy rocks. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
Going to bed without dinner is better than waking up in debt. (Jamaican Proverb)
The hungry fowl wakes early. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
If you want to know who your friends are, lie by the roadside and pretend to be drunk. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
Prayer only from the mouth is no prayer. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
Save money and money will save you. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
Meat that the cat brings in never gets to your plate. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
No call alligator long mouth till you pass him. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
Not everything that is good to eat is good to talk about. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
Not everything you hear is good for conversation. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
Keep both eyes open before you are married and afterwards close only one. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
You can't take the milk back from the coffee. (Jamaican Proverb)
The umbrella was made for rainy days, the white man uses it for the sun. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
The spider and the fly can't make a deal. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
Eat with the devil but give him a long spoon. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb
Behind the dog it is "dog,” in front of it, it's "mister dog.”. View proverb
Jamaican Proverb