Nothing seems expensive on credit.
Our parents taught us to speak and the world taught us to be silent.
Politeness pleases even a cat.
The Germans in the stable, the Czech in the kitchen and the French in bed.
The God who gave us teeth will also give us bread.
The big thieves hang the little ones.
The first sin makes the bed for the second.
The fool never undertakes little.
The law has a nose of wax.
The moon does not care if the dog barks at it.
The way one eats is the way one works.
The wedding lasts for two or three days, but the trouble stays longer.
The world at large doesn't lead to hell nor does the monastery lead to heaven.
There can be no judge without an accused.
There is no point in showing the way to an old hare.
There were once three brothers: a lie, theft and the gallows.
Wait for a month before you praise a horse, and for a year before you praise a woman.
Warm food, warm friendships.
Wars are caused by women and priests.
When a man is not a lover in his twenties, not strong in his thirties, not rich in his forties and not wise in his fifties he will never be so.
When the fool knows when to be silent, he would be sitting among the wise.
