The sayings are short popular expressions that carry a moral or advice. They are the record of the wisdom of the ancestors and constitute an important representative of culture and social customs.
Literary resources are used in the sayings that on the one hand make them easier to remember and on the other turn them into playful games. The most commonly used literary device is rhyme.
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Rhyming Sayings List
-God begging and with the mallet giving
-You won't go to bed without knowing one more thing.
-To done, chest
-More years, more disappointments.
-Nobody becomes bitter by a candy.
-To another dog with that bone.
-God helps those who get up early.
-Who has a lot, more comes.
-A dead king, put king.
-Water you don't have to drink, let it run.
-Now flatterer, tomorrow traitor.
- Friend reconciled, enemy doubled
-Love without jealousy is not given by heaven.
-Ande yo hot and laugh people.
-Before you get married, watch what you do.
-Although the monkey dresses in silk, the monkey stays.
-Each one talks about the fair according to how it goes.
-With bread and wine walks the way.
-I sell advice but I do not have any for myself.
-Against fortune, there is no art whatsoever.
- Greedy heart, has no rest.
-Sewing and singing, everything is starting.
-The thief believes that all are of his condition.
-Create fame and go to sleep.
-The more you have, the more you want.
-From outside will come who from home will kick you out.
-From the said to the fact there is a good stretch.
-When in Rome, do as the Romans.
-Where there is jealousy there is love, where there are old people there is pain.
-Tit for tat.
-The dead to the hole and the alive to the bun.
-The dog in the manger, neither eats nor lets the master eat.
-He who waits despairs.
-The one to follows her, get her.
-He who robs a thief has a hundred years of forgiveness.
-He who gets married goes through everything.
-He who excuses himself, accuses himself.
-On Tuesday, neither marry nor embark.
- Speaking of the King of Rome, he looks out the door.
-Making and undoing you learn.
-Do good and do not look at who.
- Wrath of brothers, anger of devils.
-The letter with blood enters.
-The law of the funnel, for me the width and for you the sharp.
-After I ate your bread, I didn't remember you.
-The liar is caught faster than the lame.
-Nor drink water that you do not see, or sign letters that you do not read.
-Do not ask who asked, nor serve who served.
-Not with whom you are born, but with whom you make peace.
-There is no term that does not arrive or debt that is not paid.
- Barking dog, little biter.
-Weighing others, does not take away sleep.
-The thief thinks that they are all of his condition.
-Think wrong and be right.
-Mr money is a powerful gentleman.
-Whoever wins well, spend well, but don't waste.
-Who does not give advice, does not grow old.
-Who has mouth is wrong.
-If you tell the truth, you lose friendships.
-The blind man who saw dreamed, and dreamed what he wanted.
Themes of interest
Mexican sayings.
Argentine sayings.
Sayings of love.
Sayings and their meaning.