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Proverbs and sayings of the peoples of the world

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Sinhala proverbs and sayings

  • Everything is difficult for the poor.
  • Hunger knows no taste.
  • Make a chair from the rubble of a broken barn.
  • Secrets don't last long.
  • The dog will grab your sandals even if he becomes a king.
  • The fish that didn't catch is the biggest.
  • Teachers make mistakes too.
  • Good deeds are better than sweet speeches.

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