More proverbs from around the world:

• A lover should be regarded as a person demented. (Roman)
• Great politeness means “I want something.” (Chinese)
• Large desire is endless poverty. (India)
• A short rest is always good. (Danish)
• A stumble is not a fall. (Haitian)
• Abroad one has a hundred eyes, at home not one. (German)
• The church is near, but the way is icy; the tavern is far, but I will walk carefully. (Ukrainian)
• A bully is always a coward. (Spanish)
• Failure is the source of success. (Japanese)
• The greater part of humankind is bad. (Greek)
• The inside is different from the outside. (Korean)
• You are as many a person as languages you know. (Armenian)
• By getting angry, you show you are wrong. (Madagascar)
• Life is a road with a lot of signs. (Jamaican)
• Old age does not announce itself. (Zulu)
• Whether small or large, a snake cannot be used as a belt. (Yoruban)
• He that is too smart is surely done for. (Yiddish)