Swedish proverbs
Swedish Proverbs356 proverbs“One should not bow before stupidity merely because it is old.”
More Swedish proverbs
A good man manages on his own.
Swedish ProverbSwedish Proverb That day, that sorrow.
Swedish ProverbSwedish Proverb Don’t shoot yourself in the foot.
Swedish ProverbSwedish Proverb From children, drunkards and madmen you get to hear the truth.
Swedish ProverbSwedish Proverb Devils have more than twelve apostles.
Swedish ProverbSwedish Proverb Better listen to a broken string than never having bent a bow.
Swedish ProverbSwedish Proverb An ounce of lying saves tons of explanations.
Swedish ProverbSwedish Proverb Worry often gives a small thing a big shadow.
Swedish ProverbSwedish Proverb Money cannot buy happiness.
Swedish ProverbSwedish Proverb As the master sleeps, the servant dreams.
Swedish ProverbSwedish Proverb Don’t celebrate until you have crossed the creek.
Swedish ProverbSwedish Proverb Better to be a poor woman than the slave of the rich.
Swedish ProverbSwedish Proverb Sin punishes itself.
Swedish ProverbSwedish Proverb Such father, such son.
Swedish ProverbSwedish Proverb As you shout you get will be answered.
Swedish ProverbSwedish Proverb Weeds last the season.
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Someone rejected you does not mean you are not worthy. Maybe they can’t afford to be with you.
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Mira R. AridiMira R. Aridi Sometimes a person is in peace & in the piece at the same time.
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