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common idioms and proverbs

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robyn :D
2640 posts

16 Dec 2006 Sat 10:13 pm

two heads are better than one

91.

robyn :D
2640 posts

16 Dec 2006 Sat 10:14 pm

sometimes less is more

92.

robyn :D
2640 posts

16 Dec 2006 Sat 10:14 pm

don't look a gift horse in the mouth

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aslan2
507 posts

16 Dec 2006 Sat 10:26 pm

Tarih tekerrÃ¼rden ibarettir - History repeats itself

or

We learn from history that we do not learn anything from history.

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robyn :D
2640 posts

16 Dec 2006 Sat 10:29 pm

if you want to know a person look at those who surround them

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robyn :D
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16 Dec 2006 Sat 10:33 pm

a crime is only a crime if you get caught

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robyn :D
2640 posts

16 Dec 2006 Sat 10:36 pm

it takes one to know one

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aslan2
507 posts

17 Dec 2006 Sun 02:04 pm

Quoting robyn :

a crime is only a crime if you get caught

Hmmm. I don't think we have a common idiom like this in my language.

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aslan2
507 posts

17 Dec 2006 Sun 02:08 pm

Quoting robyn :

it takes one to know one

I am thinking but I have yet to find a common idiom similar to this one in my language.

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qdemir
812 posts

17 Dec 2006 Sun 02:13 pm

Quote:

if you want to know a person look at those who surround them

sounds similar to "Bana arkadaşını sÃ¶yle sana kim olduğunu sÃ¶yleyeyim."

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qdemir
812 posts

17 Dec 2006 Sun 02:16 pm

Quote:

two heads are better than one

Bir elin nesi var, iki elin sesi var.

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