Turkish Proverbs - page 12

If speaking is silver, then listening is gold. (Turkish Proverb)
They asked the wolf: "Why is your neck thick?", and it said: "I do my job myself, that's why." View proverb
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He who knows much makes many mistakes. View proverb
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The sea never buys fish. View proverb
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Man is his own mirror. View proverb
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No fat mouse in a widow's house. View proverb
Turkish Proverb
Too much prudishness makes the lover sick. View proverb
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A satiated man doesn't know what's hunger, a healthy man doesn't know what's disease. View proverb
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If the place you have arrived at is blind, blink your eye. View proverb
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The frog saw how the horses were shod, so she also lifted up her foot. View proverb
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What does one hand have? Two hands make a sound. (Turkish Proverb)
With gold I can buy things; with thinking I can understand things. View proverb
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A sheik's miracles are of his own telling. View proverb
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Not he who lived long knows, but he who traveled much knows. View proverb
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The green twig is easily bent. View proverb
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With talking the cheese ship won't move. View proverb
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Drop by drop the lake is formed. View proverb
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The brave is known by his fame. View proverb
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The shoemaker's child goes barefoot. View proverb
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What is salt to tasteless food, what is a word to a foolish head? View proverb
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Who has no intention to pray has no ears for the call to prayer. (Turkish Proverb)
A son will learn from his father to make a living, a daughter will learn from her mother to cut clothes. View proverb
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If they say there is a wedding in the sky, women would try to put up a ladder. View proverb
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One cannot eat the meat of every bird. View proverb
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The stew of cheap meat will be tasteless. View proverb
Turkish Proverb