298 Famous Mexican Proverbs

Famous Proverbs / Mexican Proverbs

131. In this treacherous world there is neither truth nor lie; everything is like the color of the crystal through which you gaze.
132. In youth we learn, in old age we understand.
133. It is better to be a fool than obstinate.
134. It is in our work that we discover love and faith.
135. It is not enough to know how to ride you must also know how to fall.
136. It's a bad start on the week for the man who is hanged on a monday.
137. It's better to be poor, than to live alone.
138. It's easy to trust a cat once you put the cream out of reach.
139. It's not enough to know how to ride -- one must also know how to fall.
140. It's not the able that give, but the desirous.

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