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: Eat one pound from others, you should return four ounces at least. | : Eat one pound from others, you should return four ounces at least. | ||
;{{XL|Cidky zhao, cidtiarm lo.}} | ;{{XL|Cidky zhao, cidtiarm lo.}} | ||
Revision as of 04:17, 21 February 2023
Taioaan Lie-gan (siogguo)
- Ah'nng khaq-bat ma u phang.
- No matter how tight a duck's egg can be, it still has holes.
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- The beginning of tens of thousands of things is always hard.
- Baylaang aix ciørkviax, phvaymia-laang aix siorngmia.
- Ugly person like to look into the mirror, unlucky person like to see fortune-teller.
- Bøo hør-tøexky, ciu khie bøo hør-zhux.
- Without good foundation, there can be no good building.
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- Thousand dollars to buy a house, ten thousand dollars to buy a good neighbor.
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- Eat rice, but has no idea how much is the cost.
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- Eat one pound from others, you should return four ounces at least.
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- Every tip of grass has a drop of dew.
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- A grain of rice is the result of hundred drops of sweat.
- Cidviu svy, pah'viu sie.
- There is only one way of birth, yet there are hundred ways of death.
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- Money has four legs, people have two.
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- Kids have ears, no mouth.
- Hanzuu høfciah biern toaxtiaau.
- A tasty potato doen't have to be big.
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- Good is a sentence, bad is also a sentence.
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- Even a monkey can fall down from a tree.
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- Person has not reached, his voice reached first.
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- A person cannot be good for one thousand days, a flower cannot be red for one hundred days.
- Laang sie laau miaa, hor sie laau phøee.
- Men left fame after death, tiger left a skin after death.
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- One becomes stronger after breaking one's arm.
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- One who steals squash at young age will steal cows when grown up.
- Søeasøex-ho, løh kuo thoo ia øe taam. (Template:XL)
- Small raindrops can wet the road with persistence.
- Zexng symmih, svy symmih.
- Bear what you grow.