Popular Sayings Dear Friend: as the saying goes "A good listener, few words" , and as "Clothes do not make the monk" , I offer my apologies for my reflection and imitation escitor.
Mexican Reading a literary work, which I think is great and very entertaining, at the same time illustrative (for its smooth narrative) of Michoacan writer José Rubén Romero, "Complete Works" which includes, among other works "Life of Pito Perez Useless" and enjoy country style in a compendium of popular sayings, adages and maxims rustic common knowledge at the time, try explore, with your kind permission, the centuries of valuable wisdom that are enclosed in these sentences, short ones, less short the other, but always nice to hear (well, usually) called Proverbs.
To understand what the "centuries of valuable wisdom" , recall a clear example of them in the work summit of English literature "The Ingenious Hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha" where many of them there are, of course, according to their time. (Year 1605).
I first refer to the Dictionary of the Royal Academy of English Language and see what he says about the definition of the subject in comment:
"Refrain: This sharp and judgmental people often containing advice or moral." Well, what brings me to find another definition:
"said: A word or set of words orally expressed maximum, an observation or a people's council" Ah, damn! It seems that I keep looking:
"Maximum: Judgement, maxim or doctrine of moral or educational content",? We followed him:
"Judgement: Sentence or that a trial involving a teaching"
"maxim: The short and pithy, usually uttered or written by a celebrity"
also remember other words that may be confused (or fused) with earlier and that some kind reader could call them as synonyms:
"Adagio: Judgement brief, inspirational and popular cult or moral or doctrinal content"
"Principle: Maximum, idea or policy that governs personal thought or behavior."
"Precept: Higher disposition or mandate must be met "
" Proverb: Judgement or popular home saying containing a board or a moral teaching, all his stories end with a proverb as a moral. "
" Axiom: Proposition clear and evident that need not show "
" Aphorism: Judgement brief doctrinal rule is proposed as a science or art "
Well," armed "with the above definitions, we clearly have the concept of proverbs. Add that the word "Refrain" has its origins in the French word "refried" and the word "proverb" from the Latin "Proverbium"
So then, the sayings, proverbs, sayings, maxims, judgments, maxims, adages, principles, precepts and aphorisms axioms express basic truths of life or some sort of concept about the job practical and human behavior and the rules that determine them.
With regard to the structure that gives shape to proverbs, it usually is paired. Also in the sayings, it is customary to use rhyme and other literary figures, for it, the saying, you get a better insight into the collective memory. Because that way, it will be easier to recall it.
With regard to the sayings or proverbs, they are present in almost all cultures. As the English-speaking, those with greater wealth, in terms of design and quantity. Similarly, the sayings or proverbs that originate in China, enjoy high reputation. Chinese proverbs are famous, such as "A little money, solve many problems, a lot of money, draws" but are usually extracted from the wisdom of Confucius spread over the life of man and many of them already published previously.
something very interesting: Many of these sayings, born in previous centuries, who have traveled to the present through oral tradition, so they are anonymous artists. Thus, as proverbs, are representatives of ancient beliefs, traditions, thoughts or perceptions, which have not changed much over time, as the sayings of old, may well be applied today.
I also believe that for every saying, there must be an "anti-proverb," \u200b\u200bthat is a saying that applies in the opposite direction to that expressed in the first instance, as an example "the early bird catches the worm" and the anti- saying it would "No matter how early dawn earlier" , leave the reader to find "A seen whether the snoring sleep "
can also find the same sayings with differences in the text by country or region of the country where they are mentioned.
There is another kind of product of savvy sayings of the people, (Do not tell the English, Cubans, Mexicans) but that is not reason for their inclusion in this post. (Maybe in another).
Well my dear friend, I include almost two hundred proverbs, all well known in our environment, and as "who snuggles up to good tree, good shade shelters him" , enjoy them, sips from a server the frond Urícuaro the oaks.
A few wise words
A donkey is not seen as the tusk
Where is Vicente? Where will all the people
A cute mouse old cat
On the occasion of paint bald earth
In Rome, do as the Romans
A chapel is all she gets her little party
Water drinking has not let it run
Al short wise
Al misstep to hurry
At best it will cook a whole tomato
the early bird catches the worm
The eye of the master fattens the horse more skinny
The dog flea is charged
Al grabs bull by the horns
In vivo all missing and the dead all you have left everything and Apprentice
official nothing
tree that grows crooked will never straighten its trunk
Horsemen and the way we walk
Although silk dress cute, cute
remains Bird of a feather always go together
full stomach, happy heart
Everyone knows where
the shoe pinches Everyone is scratching their nails
soon falls a talker than a lame
shrimp that falls asleep is carried by the current liquor
With love and nothing feels
With money the dog dances and you
Raise Ravens will draw the eyes
When the carrier is bad, he blames the mules
Where there's smoke, is that stone has
When the owl sings, the Indian dies, that's not true but it happens
When the charity is late, and thank the saints
When the mule says "no way" and the woman "I get married," the mule and the woman goes home
Four eyes see more than two
of eating and scratch, the work is to start
of big dinners, the graves are full
guzzlers to clean and graveyards are full of the repentant
served
God that God says to take up the sacks provided
said than done , is a long way
Tell me your company and tell you who you are
God punishes no stick and no quarter
God does not give wings to scorpions send
Where Captain, sailor
not govern where least expected, the hare jumps
Two Captains, sinking the ship
The tooth lies, cheats cane, but leaves no doubt
wrinkle Clothes do not make the monk
Man is fire, the woman stubble devil comes and blows
Man proposes and God disposes
The Lion believes that everyone is like him
Fear not walk in donkeys
The Pit and the dead alive
joy and hugging the dead after three days they stink
The request does not impoverish, giving is what kills
The fish dies by its mouth
who snuggles up to good tree, good shade shelters him
who serves two masters, one is bad
He who kills by the sword dies iron
The silence gives consent
who, with anda wolves howling taught
who gives and takes away the devil takes it out and it burns your house with Tantita POLVORITA
who is parrot is green wherever
The desperate waiting
who goes around comes
who puts peace, more
out who all trades
The pa'maceta born runner fails
who holds the purse
who shared part and gets the best part
He who hits first hits twice
He who laughs last laughs best who gets angry
lost
who went to the village, lost his seat
who only laughs at his mischief was agreed that early
The wet, drying time is
who has a store that treats you and if not that the band
The brave live while the coward wants
closed mouth no flies
In blacksmith house, wooden hoe
jabonero In the home, which falls, slips
in tastes gender break
In the land of the blind the one eyed man is king
Variety is the spice
In prison sentences and are known
On Tuesday friends or get married or you embark
Everywhere they boil beans
If you like onions, with a white head and tail green lace
is good but not as wide
light on the street is dark and your home
is wise to change your mind
is richer the rich in poverty the
wealth poor donkey herd is best not to load cargo
Better a flock of sheep led by a lion, a pack of lions led by a sheep
is better once faded red and not a hundred
These fleas do jump in my backpack
Genio to grave
ago an ant walking more than an ox lying
have to be about who pays and out of the commander
Do good, without looking at who
son of my daughter, my grandson is the son of my son who knows what will?
rod and spoil the
The do not teach and will not sell that much is taught
mosque Dirty laundry is washed at home
The fate of the ugly, the pretty
want it Thief who steals from a thief, a hundred years of pardon
The desire to leave no gray
Penalties bread, are good
What is clear is the decent thing Evil
many
consolation of fools But soon falls a talker than a lame
But does the old devil by devil
You better skill than strength
A bird in hand to see a bush
You better step it last and do not trot that tired
The more you live, the more you go away together only
Women
deceased Nothing is true or a lie, everything is under the eye of the beholder
No
chastens from somebody else No one dies on the eve (turkeys only)
not while burning the Ghost or not shine as
not leave for tomorrow what you can do today
No enemy small
no evil that lasts a hundred years or
body that hold no ill wind that blows no good
No word evil that as evil is not taken
No matter how early dawn early.
water if not wallow in the end it
drink the beam can not whistle and eat pinole
Do not look at the pitches but they are putting
not the Indian's fault but it does
never missing compadre a hole for a
descocido Eye for eye, tooth for tooth
Pa'que are many jumps while the level ground
Pa'onde turns cow, there walks the becerro
Palo dado ni Dios lo quita
Para el veneno el contraveneno
Para la yerba la contrayerba
Para que son tantos brincos estando el suelo parejo
Perro que ladra no muerde
Prietas hasta las mulas son buenas
Quien mal anda, mal acaba
Quien ríe al último ríe mejor
Quien siembra vientos recoge tempestades
Si la montaña no va a Mahoma, Mahoma va a la montaña
Si ves las barbas de tu vecino cortar, pon las tuyas a remojar
Sólo el que carga su morral, sabe lo que lleva dentro
Suegra y nuera no caben en una hortaliza; madre e hija caben en una camisa
Tanto peca el que mata la vaca como el que le agarra la pata
Tanto va el cántaro al agua until it is
whole aware that your child is gaining weight a snake
all just to serve and not serve just
All roads lead to Rome
A ladle fits well in a vase, two, and no
Some are born with and others are born star spangled
friendship worth more than money
poison does not kill, strengthens
Zapatero to your shoes and let the treatment
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