Portuguese Proverb
Portuguese Proverb
beware door keys
Beware of the door with too many keys
bark beware dog man talk
Beware of a man that does not talk and a dog that does not bark
donkey horse rather takes
I would rather have a donkey that takes me there than a horse that will not fare.
age-and-aging flower love man winter
An old man in love is like a flower in winter
bread dog
The dog wags his tail, not for you, but for your bread
cat dog either house scoundrel
A house without either a cat or a dog is the house of a scoundrel
fortune passed
If you have no enemies, then fortune passed you by
bad cuts finger instead knife stick
A bad knife cuts one's finger instead of the stick
black face heart red
Better a red face than a black heart
cause friend slight
He never was a friend who ceased to be so for a slight cause
becomes boss work
When the boss is a way, work becomes a holiday.
departure pleasure visits
Visits always give pleasure - if not the arrival, the departure
gold silence words
Words are made of silver, but silence is made of gold.
death remedy
There is a remedy for everything; it is called death