Proverbs [Theme] Page 1

Without honor, the world is not worth a penny.
Without honour, the world counts for nothing.

There is a saying that the wolf is not easy to catch the rabbit because the wolf prize in the afternoon, and birds - life.

Vae victis. Woe to the vanquished.

The act of bullfighting: "From the tail to the horns - minded way."

... a flea in the mind bites worse than this.

- There is only one way to find out the taste of watermelon. To eat it.
- And at us in Siberia they say that if you need to know if the ham is rotten, not necessarily eat the whole thing.

Proverb for us is not a proverb, it is not illustrated life.

Better to hide in plain sight, says the old proverb.

Selfie, YouTube, tweet, hipster Over the past decade, our language is flooded with anglicisms, and many people it is fairly annoying. However, to replace all these new-fangled
words Russian counterparts is almost impossible. In my opinion, there is only one effective way of dealing with the dominance of anglicisms - as soon as possible these words obrusit. You need to come up with them Russian Proverbs and sayings.
I decided to make its modest contribution by inventing Proverbs with some of the most popular English words - like the word and its derivatives.
Said he was a friend - likei posts.
Love is evil - fall licnese and a goat.
One like well, a repost is better.
Love bayans post - love and dislikes to get bashed.
A married woman likes the wind.
Cuckoo laykaet cock for what he laykaet the cuckoo.
From love to remove from friends - one seen yet
Not so bad a post, as it dislikeit.
Trolls disliked - views grow.
The taste and color odnoklasnikov no.
Like for no reason is a sign of "flirtini".
Like sneak does not come alone.
Scary eyes, and the hand laykaet.
Want to lose the girl - like the photo of her friend.
Who old will lannet, he went to the abandoned thread.
Like the other person!

Proverbs contradict each other. And exactly this is the folk wisdom.

Not every adage at least will say.

Sayings of words of words can not erase.

A good proverb the nail right in the eye.

The old adage century will not crack.