Ti táo a manákem, dína makíta ti panagdissó ti sakána ití dagá.

No trabáho, gulpién, no kanén, in-inúten.

Knowledge is wealth that can't be stolen.Awán kas iti sursúro a sanikuá, ta daytá awán makatákaw kenká.Tay áso nga taol nga taol saán a makakagát ken makadunor.A true friend is known in time of need.Ti napudpudno a gayyémmo, am-ammontó no addáka ití pelígro.Captivating in the street, dead in the kitchen (lady who dresses beyond her means).Mabiág ti kalkalsáda, matáy ti koskosína.A man that talks too much accomplishes little.Ti táo nga mannaríta, awán ti ania nga magapuánanna.'PHILIPPINE PROVERBS', Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Northern Illinois University.A young tree is easy to straighten, but when it's big it is difficult.Ti bassít a káyo nalaká a lintegén, ngem no dakkél narigáten.Bertrand Russell, The Conquest of Happiness (1930).'Christianity taught submission to the will of God, and even for those who cannot accept this phraseology there should be something of the same kind pervading all their activities.'.European proverbs: in 55 languages, with equivalents in Arabic, Persian, Sanskrit, Chinese and Japanese.

Source for meaning: Paczolay, Gyula (1997).Acting hastily one is likely to forget/overlook something important, leading to grave errors or failure.' English equivalent: More haste, less speed.Ang lumalakad nang mabagal, kung matinik ay mababaw Ang lumalakad nang matulin, kung matinik ay malalim.Mga bugtong at salawikain para sa bagong henerasyon. Tica, Nimrod Ebenezer Tica, Vivian Balaris (2006).Source for meaning of English equivalent: Paczolay, Gyula (1997).or It is supposed that if there is a rumour, there must be some truth behind it.' Meaning: 'There is no effect without some cause.Translation and English equivalent: When there's smoke, there's fire.Meaning: As long as there is still life, there still lies hope.Proverbs from all Filipino speaking parts of the world.

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