Examples of using Proverb in English and their translations into Malay
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African Proverb.
The proverb has nothing to do with Hoke.
That's the only Italian proverb I know.
An ancient Earth proverb? No, sir, that's a Wachowski family special?
You have often heard this proverb.
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There is a proverb that“Rome was not built in a day”.
Actually, that's an old Hawaiian proverb.
There is a proverb that states,"Rome wasn't built in a day.".
No. Actually, that's an old Hawaiian proverb.
The proverb‘time is gold' can be taken literally in this sense.
Not caught is not a thief,” proverb says.
As the proverb goes, if you can measure something you can improve….
No… no… I asked because we have a proverb that says.
As the proverb says- no one has canceled laziness to the mother.
No, sir, that's a Wachowski family special.An ancient Earth proverb?
One Chinese proverb said"how hard you pay, how many you get".
Knowing that, what exactly is going on in this proverb?
The proverb says:"Depth of sea can be seen, but who knows the hearts of people?"?
Don't you know there's an ancient Chinese proverb that says.
No prose literature except proverb collections have been found written in Balti.
Also popular, an elephant never forgets says the proverb, and by.
From this, too, is derived the proverb,“Could Saul also be among the prophets?”.
(69:12) And when I made sackcloth my garment, I became a proverb to them.
That's how the proverb came out that"fire is a good servant and a bad master".
If you believe everything you read,better not read.- Japanese Proverb.
As the proverb goes, half of the secret of doing a job well is‘choosing the right tool for the job'.
Tomorrow belongs to the people who prepare for it today.- African proverb.
The name of the film means the proverb“Per aspera Ad astra”, which is translated from Latin as“Through thorns to the stars”.