Nicaraguan Proverbs

Nicaraguan Proverbs carry wisdom from a land of volcanoes and two great lakes. They blend Spanish and Indigenous roots, valuing work, humor, and solidarity shaped by earthquakes and struggles for freedom.

Eyes that see do not grow old. (Nicaraguan Proverb)
A favor given to man is appreciated by none. View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb
Fleeing and running are not the same thing. View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb
Many things are too bad to be blessed, and too good to be cursed. View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb
Renounce a friend who covers you with his wings and destroys you with his beak. View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb
There's nobody can prevent you getting into heaven, but there are many always ready to give you a shove into hell. View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb
There's nothing worse for an intelligent person than to put a fool beside him. View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb
He who steals in order to give to God can only get advice from the devil. View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb
The lance never blunted the pen, nor the pen the lance. View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb
Envy follows merit like the shadow follows the body. View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb
There is taste in variety, and variety in taste. (Nicaraguan Proverb)
It takes two to make a quarrel but only one to end it. View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb
Pretend you're in great danger, and you'll find out if you have any friends. View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb
For the bad weather, a cheerful face. View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb
Taste in variety, variety in taste. View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb
It takes two to start an altercation, but only one to end it. View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb
Everyone has his manner of killing fleas. View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb
At any rate, ‘moros' are everyone . View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb
Hail to thee, Nicaragua "Salve a ti, Nicaragua” is the Nicaraguan national anthem. (Video) View proverb
Nicaraguan Proverb