Faroese Proverbs - page 3

See the guest out if you want to see him again. (Faroese Proverb)
Small birds lay small eggs. View proverb
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Small boats sail, as well as ships. View proverb
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Small fish are better than empty dishes. View proverb
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Swimming is easy if someone holds your head above water. View proverb
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The blind one asked the naked guy to lead him on. View proverb
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The child does not cry as long as it has its way. View proverb
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The coward falls. View proverb
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The crow thinks best of her own chickens. View proverb
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The dog is as his master. View proverb
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The food we grow ourselves, is fit. (Faroese Proverb)
The knifeless man is a lifeless man. View proverb
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The one who derides others, gets derided too. View proverb
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The thief believes that everybody steals. View proverb
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There are misfortunes in almost every family. View proverb
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There is always something the matter with a bad child. View proverb
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If a dane first has come into the room, more danes will probably follow. View proverb
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Heavy is an old man's fall. View proverb
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You've made your bed, so you can lie in it. View proverb
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Who does not eat till he is full, won't lick himself satisfied. View proverb
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Old ones are good at counselling. (Faroese Proverb)
It's difficult to build a boat plank against the wave. View proverb
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The dead man's heirs are many, but not his brothers. View proverb
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Nothing is as bad that it isn't good for something. View proverb
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Better a lean settlement than a fat litigation. View proverb
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