Thai Proverbs - page 4

To love a cow, tie it up; To love a child, hit him/her. (Thai Proverb)
The store of rice in your attic is your enemy -- it makes them who have none very jealous. View proverb
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Nobody lift the dog's tail when it defecates. View proverb
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Don't spoil a cool place under the hospitable tree. View proverb
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When the river is filled, Be quick to fetch some into your bucket. View proverb
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Don't help the elephant to carry his tusks. View proverb
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Chicken are beautiful because of their feathers, women are beautiful because of their make-up. View proverb
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Ten tongues that spread the word are worth less than two eyes that have seen, and two eyes that have seen are worth less than one hand that feels. View proverb
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There is no other happiness but peace. View proverb
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Transliteration: Kra-tie' mai jhun. View proverb
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Dāo tǣm din. Suwīriyāsān. 1994. p. 553. (Thai Proverb)
There are no secrets except the secrets that keep themselves. View proverb
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George Bernard Shaw, Back to Methuselah. View proverb
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All sorts of mind. View proverb
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William Hazlitt, in Characteristics, in the manner of Rochefoucauld's Maxims. View proverb
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When water rises, it is best to scoop it up. View proverb
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Transliteration: Pheuuan gin haa ngaay pheuuan dtaay haa yaak. View proverb
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Friends for a meal are easy to find, friends until end of life are difficult to find. View proverb
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English equivaleny: The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. View proverb
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Meaning: When a wife cooks well the husband will love her until the end of life. View proverb
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Transliteration: Ling yang tok ton mai. (Thai Proverb)
Even monkeys can fall off trees. View proverb
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