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Thai Proverbs
Preface
        This report is a partial fulfillment of the course of English,
which is mainly taught by Ms. Jirapong Kongrak.
        It particularly aims at enhancing students’ English
proficiency and being one of the teaching materials for those who
are interested. Last but not least, it is hoped to be advantageous
for both teachers and students to use in authentic classrooms.
        This report is a part of English Subject and Thai Subject.
The topic is “Thai Proverbs”. This report has made up for everyone
who might be interested to read about the important places of
each country in the world. If there is any mistake in this report,
please accept my apology at this stage.
We have gathered 241 Thai proverbs by
 various sites such as www.thai-language.com and
    www.into-asia.com/thai_language/phrases/proverbs .
Now it’s time to learn about Thai Proverbs.
                 Let’s go !!
What is Thai Proverbs?

Thai Proverbs is a word were spoken . Such as
idioms or proverbs, but there is a great body
and admonition to teach.
                 Thai Proverbs
In English we can say
“As you sow, so you shall reap.”
In English we can
       say
“What goes around
  comes around.”
In English we can say
“The dull die fast; the smart
         die slow.”
In English we can say
“People are the same world round;
   they are deserving of equal
            respect.”
In English we can say
“Never do things by halves.”
In English we can say
“Save some water for use
 during the dry season.”
In English we can say
“An ounce of prevention is
 worth a pound of cure.”
In English we can say
“Two's company, three's a
        crowd.”
In English we can say
 “Doing something is better
than getting nothing done.”
In English we can say
  “The walls have ears.”
In English we can
        say
  “Set a beggar on
horseback, and he’ll
 ride to the devil.”
In English we can
         say
“To play second fiddle.”
In English we can
        say
 “Conscience makes
cowards of us all.”
In English we can
        say
“Take care of the pence,
 and the pounds will
     take care of
    themselves.”
In English we can
        say
“We only appreciate the
worth of salt when the
  soup is tasteless.”
In English we can
        say
“Fine feathers make fine
birds; the tailor makes
       the man.”
In English we can
        say
 “Long absent, soon
    forgotten.”
In English we can
        say
“To be as diligent as an
         ant.”
In English we can
       say
"A bad penny always
    comes back."
In English we can
       say
"Nothing ventured,
 nothing gained."
In English we can
         say
"All are not thieves that
     dogs bark at."
In English we can
        say
"All that glitters is not
         gold."
In English we can
        say
  "Burn your house to
frighten away the mice."
In English we can
       say
"A new broom sweeps
       clean."
In English we can
        say
"When in Rome do as the
     Romans do."
In English we can
        say
"To go into one ear and
come out of the other."
In English we can
       say
 "Jealousy burns!"
In English we can
        say
"Two heads are better
      than one."
In English we can
       say
  "Keep not ill men
  company lest you
increase the number."
In English we can
       say
"Where there’s a will,
   there’s a way."
In English we can
       say
"Health is better than
      wealth."
In English we can
       say
  "Love is blind."
In English we can
        say
  "We haven't finished
with the cows, and here
 come the buffaloes."
In English we can
        say
"The worth of a person
   is according to his
      'patronage.'"
In English we can
       say
"A leaf screening the
        eye."
In English we can
        say
"A word and a stone let
  go cannot be called
         back."
In English we can
        say
 "One misfortune after
another; when it rains it
        pours."
In English we can
       say
 "Finder’s keepers;
 loser’s weepers."
In English we can
        say
"To search for a needle
     in a haystack."
In English we can
       say
"All good things come
      to an end."
In English we can
       say
"Hard work pays."
In English we can
       say
"East, west, home is
       best."
In English we can
         say
"The spirit is willing but
   the flesh is weak."
In English we can
        say
"Like master, like man."
In English we can
        say
"The bull must be taken
     by the horns."
In English we can
         say
 "to be careless; to be
  over confident; to be
   impertinent; to be
officious; to be too bold
       or daring."
In English we can
        say
"Seven times bad, seven
     times good."
In English we can
       say
"What is done by night
  appears by day."
In English we can
       say
"Talent is born, not
      made."
In English we can
        say
"Never trust a sleeping
         dog."
In English we can
       say
"The leopard cannot
 change his spots. "
In English we can
       say
"Haste makes waste."
In English we can
       say
"To invite the fox into
    the hen house’'
In English we can
        say
"You cannot make a silk
 velvet purse out of a
      sow’s ear."
In English we can
       say
"One man sows, and
  another reaps."
In English we can
        say
"Like father, like son."
In English we can
       say
"Honesty is the best
     policy."
In English we can
         say
"to anticipate someone's
   words or actions."
In English we can
       say
"Like mother, like
    daughter."
In English we can
        say
"Look before you leap."
In English we can
       say
"Look at the direction
    of the winds."
In English we can
       say
"Do as thy elders do."
In English we can
       say
 "All is unstable, not
lasting, uncertain and
     transitory."
In English we can
       say
"Give him an inch, and
 he’ll take a yard."
In English we can
       say
"You can’t make an
 omelet without
  breaking eggs."
In English we can
       say
"God helps those who
  help themselves."
In English we can
       say
"All’s well that ends
        well."
In English we can
        say
"It takes two to make a
       quarrel."
In English we can
       say
"A kiss after a kick!"
In English we can
       say
"To talk to a brick
      wall.“
        or
"Water off a duck's
      back."
In English we can
       say
“chalk and cheese."
In English we can
         say
"An eye for an eye, and a
  tooth for a tooth."
In English we can
       say
"Gluttony kills more
  than the sword."
In English we can
        say
  "To make ducks and
drakes of one’s money."
In English we can
        say
"To beat the dog before
       the lion."
In English we can
         say
"Strike while the iron is
         hot."
In English we can
       say
"What goes around
 comes around."
In English we can
        say
"Drown not thyself to
save a drowning man."
In English we can
       say
"Penny wise and pound
      foolish."
In English we can
        say
  "Give the clown your
finger, and he will take
       your hand."
In English we can
       say
"Moderation in all
    things."
In English we can
        say
"Evil be to him who evil
         thinks."
In English we can
        say
"He that sows good seed
 shall reap good corn."
In English we can
        say
"As you make your bed,
 so you must lie on it."
In English we can
       say
"Forgive and forget."
In English we can
       say
"Every problem has a
     solution."
In English we can
         say
"Cut your coat according
     to your cloth."
In English we can
        say
"Everyone to his taste."
In English we can
       say
 "All women are
beautiful when the
 lights go down."
In English we can
         say
"A rolling stone gathers
       no moss."
In English we can
       say
"Hoist your sail when
  the wind is fair."
In English we can
       say
 "Better bend than
      break."
In English we can
        say
"If you don't have a lot
  of water, don't try
   putting out a fire."
In English we can
         say
"Still waters run deep."
In English we can
         say
"Everything is dependent
   on something else."
In English we can
       say
"When the water rises
 the fish eat the ants;
when the water falls
the ants eat the fish."
In English we can
         say
"It's easier to catch flies
  with honey than with
         vinegar."
In English we can
       say
 "When the right time
comes, the truth will
        out."
In English we can
         say
"Cut your coat according
    to your clothes."
In English we can
         say
"Think twice, then speak,
 the old proverb doth
  say; yet fools their
bolts will quickly shoot
         away."
In English we can
       say
 "Next to God, the
     parents."
In English we can
         say
"History repeats itself."
In English we can
       say
"A miss is as good as a
         mile."
In English we can
         say
"One rotten apple spoils
  the whole barrel."
In English we can
         say
"Big fish eat little fish."
In English we can
       say
"Marry in haste and
 repent at leisure."
In English we can
         say
"Cut your coat according
     to your cloth."
In English we can
       say
 "Your wit as your
     weapon."
In English we can
       say
"Go abroad and you’ll
 hear news of home."
In English we can
        say
"A honey tongue, a heart
       of gall."
In English we can
       say
"He has honey in the
mouth and a razor at
    the girdle."
In English we can
       say
"See no evil, hear no
 evil, speak no evil."
In English we can
        say
"Better to be a lover of
  an old man, than the
   slave of a youth."
In English we can
        say
"Save a stranger from
the sea, and he’ll turn
     your enemy."
In English we can
        say
"You can't judge a book
     by its cover."
In English we can
        say
"The burnt child dreads
       the fire."
In English we can
       say
"It doesn’t rain but it
       pours."
In English we can
       say
 "Life is not fair."
In English we can
         say
"Believe nothing of what
 you hear, and only half
    of what you see."
In English we can
       say
"Better the foot slip
  than the tongue."
In English we can
         say
"Turning uncertainty into
     opportunity."
In English we can
       say
"To beat around the
       bush."
In English we can
       say
 "To talk a mile a
      minute."
In English we can
         say
"Speech is silver; silence
      is golden."
In English we can
         say
"Diamond cuts diamond."
In English we can
        say
 "Remember man and
keep in mind: a faithful
friend is hard to find."
In English we can
       say
"A friend in need is a
   friend indeed."
In English we can
         say
"Believe nothing of what
 you hear, and only half
    of what you see."
In English we can
       say
"A drowning man will
  clutch at a straw."
In English we can
       say
"There'll be rainbow
     after rain"
In English we can
        say
"Don’t wash your dirty
   linen in public."
In English we can
       say
 "Like a dog in the
     manger."
In English we can
       say
  "Set a beggar on
horseback, and he’ll
 ride to the devil."
In English we can
        say
"Too many cooks spoil
     the broth."
In English we can
       say
"A full purse never
  lacks friends."
In English we can
       say
  "Money talks."
In English we can
       say
"A golden key opens
    every door."
In English we can
       say
"Marry in haste and
 repent at leisure."
In English we can
        say
"Take care of the pence,
  and the pounds will
      take care of
     themselves."
In English we can
        say
"Lend a hand or get out
     of the way."
In English we can
        say
"Love makes the world
      go 'round."
In English we can
       say
     "Boy!"
In English we can
         say
"Flying termites fly into
        the fire."
In English we can
       say
"When the cat’s away,
 the mice will play."
In English we can
        say
"By hook or by crook."
In English we can
        say
 "In time of prosperity,
 friends will be plenty;
In time of adversity, not
  one amongst twenty."
In English we can
       say
"It is never too old to
         learn."
In English we can
       say
"There’s no smoke
  without fire."
In English we can
         say
"Don't look for fleas on
 others to get them on
    your own head."
In English we can
       say
"It’s never too late to
         mend."
In English we can
        say
"Don't hit a man when he
        is down."
In English we can
         say
 "You never know what
you can do till you try."
In English we can
         say
    "Don't count your
chickens before they are
       hatched. "
In English we can
        say
"You can't teach an old
   dog new tricks."
In English we can
       say
 "Better bend than
      break."
In English we can
        say
"You cannot make a silk
 velvet purse out of a
      sow’s ear."
In English we can
        say
"To kill two birds with
      one stone."
In English we can
       say
"The mosquito is more
  dangerous than the
       tiger."
In English we can
       say
"Union is strength."
In English we can
        say
"To cry one’s eyes out."
In English we can
       say
 "Time will tell."
In English we can
        say
"Love me, love my dog."
In English we can
         say
"Love me little, love me
        long."
In English we can
       say
"Spare the rod, and
  spoil the child."
In English we can
        say
"No joy without annoy."
In English we can
       say
"If two men ride on a
horse, one must ride
       behind."
In English we can
       say
"A bad shearer never
 had a good sickle."
In English we can
        say
 ""Use your wisdom and
   skills to study and
conquer the enemy, and
the victory will always
        be yours."
In English we can
       say
"A jack of all trades,
   master of none."
In English we can
       say
"To dread the past
     mistake."
In English we can
        say

"A jack of all trade is
 the master of none."
In English we can
       say

"Homer sometimes
     nods."
In English we can
       say

"Familiarity breeds
    contempt."
In English we can
        say

"Refuse a wife with one
fault, and take one with
          two."
In English we can
       say
"Blood is thicker than
      water."
In English we can
        say
 "Catch not the shadow
and lose the substance."
In English we can
        say
"Bulls and bears make
 money while pigs get
    slaughtered."
In English we can
        say
"Tomorrow is another
       day."
In English we can
         say
"You can lead a horse to
  water but you can’t
   make him drink."
In English we can
       say
 "Conscience makes
cowards of us all."
In English we can
       say
"It is too late to shut
the stable-door when
 the steed is stolen."
In English we can
       say
"The pot calls the
  kettle black."
In English we can
       say
  "Time heals all
     wounds."
In English we can
       say
 "Time is money."
In English we can
        say
"A lion may come to be
beholden to a mouse."
In English we can
       say
"Disaster situations
make heroes out of
 ordinary people."
In English we can
       say
"Serves you right!"
In English we can
       say
"A dog in the manger."
In English we can
        say
"Beauty without grace is
 violet without smell."
In English we can
        say
"Two heads are better
      than one."
In English we can
        say
"Teach one’s grandma to
       suck eggs."
In English we can
       say
"The fairest rose is at
   last withered."
In English we can
       say
"Out of sight, out of
       mind."
In English we can
       say
"Union is strength."
In English we can
        say
"It’s a sad house where
 the hen crows louder
     than the cock."
In English we can
       say
"Manners make the
      man."
In English we can
        say
 "A bird in the hand is
worth two in the bush."
In English we can
       say
"Seeing is believing."
In English we can
       say
 "Experience is the
mother of wisdom."
In English we can
       say
 "Experience is the
mother of wisdom."
In English we can
       say
"Water off a duck's
      back."
In English we can
        say
"Homer sometimes nods
  ,The wisest man may
         fall."
In English we can
       say
"The way to a man’s
heart is through his
     stomach."
In English we can
        say
 "Butcher the donkey
after it has finished its
   job at the mill"
In English we can
       say
"Penny wise and pound
      foolish."
In English we can
         say
"Give up the little pieces
 to capture the large."
In English we can
        say
"You cannot make a silk
 velvet purse out of a
      sow’s ear."
In English we can
       say
 "Time will tell."
In English we can
         say
"Many kiss the hand they
   wish to cut off."
In English we can
       say
 "Like cures like."
In English we can
       say

"A genius is born, not
       made."
In English we can say
 "Out of the frying-pan
   and into the fire.“
           Or
 "Out of the frying pan
   and into the fire."
In English we can
       say

"A picture is worth a
 thousand words."
In English we can
       say

"Self-praise is no
recommendation."
In English we can
        say

"His bark is worse than
        his bite."
In English we can
       say

"A barking dog never
       bites"
In English we can
       say

"Don’t poke your nose
  into other men’s
       affairs."
In English we can
        say
 "back against the sky;
    face against the
land/soil/paddy field"
In English we can
       say
"Fine words butter no
      parsnips."
In English we can
         say
"If it is sweet, savor it; it
 its bitter, swallow it."
In English we can
       say
"Light not a candle to
       the sun."
In English we can
       say
"To keep up with the
     Joneses."
In English we can
        say
"To see the straw in the
 others eye but not the
girder in ones own eye."
In English we can
        say
"Heartbroken but still
       alive!"
In English we can
       say
"The grapes are sour
   (sour grapes)."
In English we can
        say
  "Defer consumption
today for a better life
     tomorrow."
In English we can
       say
"You can’t have your
cake and eat it, too."
In English we can
       say
"Early ripe, early
     rotten."
In English we can
       say
"To cross the bridge
when you come to it."
In English we can
        say
  "Never put off till
tomorrow what can be
    done today. "
In English we can
       say
 "Don't turn over the
rubbish to look for a
     centipede."
In English we can
       say
"Beware of Greeks
  bearing gifts."
In English we can
         say
"Don't look for fleas on
 others to get them on
   your own head. "
In English we can
       say
"The grass is always
greener on the other
 side (of the fence)."
In English we can
         say
"To throw out a sprat to
   catch a mackerel."
In English we can
        say
 "To empathize or put
yourself in somebody'
 place (or position or
        shoes)."
In English we can
       say
 "To carry (or take)
coals to Newcastle."
In English we can
         say
"Put another man’s child
in your bosom, and he’ll
    creep out at your
         elbow."
In English we can
       say
"To turn a blind eye."
          Or
 "To turn a deaf ear."
In English we can say
"Do not rely on others outside
 of oneself and one’s family."
In English we can say
"The early bird gets the worm."
It’s over. Now
let’s us introduce
ourselves.
                     First.
                     My name is
                     Ratiporn Bangrak.
                     I’m study in
                     Matthayom 6/6 and
                     my number is 25
Second.
My name is Onnicha
Suwanopas. I’m study
in Matthayom 6/6 and
my number is 32
Last one.
My name is Kwannapa
Ananrat. I’m study in
Matthayom 6/6 and
my number is 36
Thank You
 Teacher

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Thai proverbs606

  • 2. Preface This report is a partial fulfillment of the course of English, which is mainly taught by Ms. Jirapong Kongrak. It particularly aims at enhancing students’ English proficiency and being one of the teaching materials for those who are interested. Last but not least, it is hoped to be advantageous for both teachers and students to use in authentic classrooms. This report is a part of English Subject and Thai Subject. The topic is “Thai Proverbs”. This report has made up for everyone who might be interested to read about the important places of each country in the world. If there is any mistake in this report, please accept my apology at this stage.
  • 3. We have gathered 241 Thai proverbs by various sites such as www.thai-language.com and www.into-asia.com/thai_language/phrases/proverbs . Now it’s time to learn about Thai Proverbs. Let’s go !!
  • 4. What is Thai Proverbs? Thai Proverbs is a word were spoken . Such as idioms or proverbs, but there is a great body and admonition to teach. Thai Proverbs
  • 5. In English we can say “As you sow, so you shall reap.”
  • 6. In English we can say “What goes around comes around.”
  • 7. In English we can say “The dull die fast; the smart die slow.”
  • 8. In English we can say “People are the same world round; they are deserving of equal respect.”
  • 9. In English we can say “Never do things by halves.”
  • 10. In English we can say “Save some water for use during the dry season.”
  • 11. In English we can say “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.”
  • 12. In English we can say “Two's company, three's a crowd.”
  • 13. In English we can say “Doing something is better than getting nothing done.”
  • 14. In English we can say “The walls have ears.”
  • 15. In English we can say “Set a beggar on horseback, and he’ll ride to the devil.”
  • 16. In English we can say “To play second fiddle.”
  • 17. In English we can say “Conscience makes cowards of us all.”
  • 18. In English we can say “Take care of the pence, and the pounds will take care of themselves.”
  • 19. In English we can say “We only appreciate the worth of salt when the soup is tasteless.”
  • 20. In English we can say “Fine feathers make fine birds; the tailor makes the man.”
  • 21. In English we can say “Long absent, soon forgotten.”
  • 22. In English we can say “To be as diligent as an ant.”
  • 23. In English we can say "A bad penny always comes back."
  • 24. In English we can say "Nothing ventured, nothing gained."
  • 25. In English we can say "All are not thieves that dogs bark at."
  • 26. In English we can say "All that glitters is not gold."
  • 27. In English we can say "Burn your house to frighten away the mice."
  • 28. In English we can say "A new broom sweeps clean."
  • 29. In English we can say "When in Rome do as the Romans do."
  • 30. In English we can say "To go into one ear and come out of the other."
  • 31. In English we can say "Jealousy burns!"
  • 32. In English we can say "Two heads are better than one."
  • 33. In English we can say "Keep not ill men company lest you increase the number."
  • 34. In English we can say "Where there’s a will, there’s a way."
  • 35. In English we can say "Health is better than wealth."
  • 36. In English we can say "Love is blind."
  • 37. In English we can say "We haven't finished with the cows, and here come the buffaloes."
  • 38. In English we can say "The worth of a person is according to his 'patronage.'"
  • 39. In English we can say "A leaf screening the eye."
  • 40. In English we can say "A word and a stone let go cannot be called back."
  • 41. In English we can say "One misfortune after another; when it rains it pours."
  • 42. In English we can say "Finder’s keepers; loser’s weepers."
  • 43. In English we can say "To search for a needle in a haystack."
  • 44. In English we can say "All good things come to an end."
  • 45. In English we can say "Hard work pays."
  • 46. In English we can say "East, west, home is best."
  • 47. In English we can say "The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak."
  • 48. In English we can say "Like master, like man."
  • 49. In English we can say "The bull must be taken by the horns."
  • 50. In English we can say "to be careless; to be over confident; to be impertinent; to be officious; to be too bold or daring."
  • 51. In English we can say "Seven times bad, seven times good."
  • 52. In English we can say "What is done by night appears by day."
  • 53. In English we can say "Talent is born, not made."
  • 54. In English we can say "Never trust a sleeping dog."
  • 55. In English we can say "The leopard cannot change his spots. "
  • 56. In English we can say "Haste makes waste."
  • 57. In English we can say "To invite the fox into the hen house’'
  • 58. In English we can say "You cannot make a silk velvet purse out of a sow’s ear."
  • 59. In English we can say "One man sows, and another reaps."
  • 60. In English we can say "Like father, like son."
  • 61. In English we can say "Honesty is the best policy."
  • 62. In English we can say "to anticipate someone's words or actions."
  • 63. In English we can say "Like mother, like daughter."
  • 64. In English we can say "Look before you leap."
  • 65. In English we can say "Look at the direction of the winds."
  • 66. In English we can say "Do as thy elders do."
  • 67. In English we can say "All is unstable, not lasting, uncertain and transitory."
  • 68. In English we can say "Give him an inch, and he’ll take a yard."
  • 69. In English we can say "You can’t make an omelet without breaking eggs."
  • 70. In English we can say "God helps those who help themselves."
  • 71. In English we can say "All’s well that ends well."
  • 72. In English we can say "It takes two to make a quarrel."
  • 73. In English we can say "A kiss after a kick!"
  • 74. In English we can say "To talk to a brick wall.“ or "Water off a duck's back."
  • 75. In English we can say “chalk and cheese."
  • 76. In English we can say "An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth."
  • 77. In English we can say "Gluttony kills more than the sword."
  • 78. In English we can say "To make ducks and drakes of one’s money."
  • 79. In English we can say "To beat the dog before the lion."
  • 80. In English we can say "Strike while the iron is hot."
  • 81. In English we can say "What goes around comes around."
  • 82. In English we can say "Drown not thyself to save a drowning man."
  • 83. In English we can say "Penny wise and pound foolish."
  • 84. In English we can say "Give the clown your finger, and he will take your hand."
  • 85. In English we can say "Moderation in all things."
  • 86. In English we can say "Evil be to him who evil thinks."
  • 87. In English we can say "He that sows good seed shall reap good corn."
  • 88. In English we can say "As you make your bed, so you must lie on it."
  • 89. In English we can say "Forgive and forget."
  • 90. In English we can say "Every problem has a solution."
  • 91. In English we can say "Cut your coat according to your cloth."
  • 92. In English we can say "Everyone to his taste."
  • 93. In English we can say "All women are beautiful when the lights go down."
  • 94. In English we can say "A rolling stone gathers no moss."
  • 95. In English we can say "Hoist your sail when the wind is fair."
  • 96. In English we can say "Better bend than break."
  • 97. In English we can say "If you don't have a lot of water, don't try putting out a fire."
  • 98. In English we can say "Still waters run deep."
  • 99. In English we can say "Everything is dependent on something else."
  • 100. In English we can say "When the water rises the fish eat the ants; when the water falls the ants eat the fish."
  • 101. In English we can say "It's easier to catch flies with honey than with vinegar."
  • 102. In English we can say "When the right time comes, the truth will out."
  • 103. In English we can say "Cut your coat according to your clothes."
  • 104. In English we can say "Think twice, then speak, the old proverb doth say; yet fools their bolts will quickly shoot away."
  • 105. In English we can say "Next to God, the parents."
  • 106. In English we can say "History repeats itself."
  • 107. In English we can say "A miss is as good as a mile."
  • 108. In English we can say "One rotten apple spoils the whole barrel."
  • 109. In English we can say "Big fish eat little fish."
  • 110. In English we can say "Marry in haste and repent at leisure."
  • 111. In English we can say "Cut your coat according to your cloth."
  • 112. In English we can say "Your wit as your weapon."
  • 113. In English we can say "Go abroad and you’ll hear news of home."
  • 114. In English we can say "A honey tongue, a heart of gall."
  • 115. In English we can say "He has honey in the mouth and a razor at the girdle."
  • 116. In English we can say "See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil."
  • 117. In English we can say "Better to be a lover of an old man, than the slave of a youth."
  • 118. In English we can say "Save a stranger from the sea, and he’ll turn your enemy."
  • 119. In English we can say "You can't judge a book by its cover."
  • 120. In English we can say "The burnt child dreads the fire."
  • 121. In English we can say "It doesn’t rain but it pours."
  • 122. In English we can say "Life is not fair."
  • 123. In English we can say "Believe nothing of what you hear, and only half of what you see."
  • 124. In English we can say "Better the foot slip than the tongue."
  • 125. In English we can say "Turning uncertainty into opportunity."
  • 126. In English we can say "To beat around the bush."
  • 127. In English we can say "To talk a mile a minute."
  • 128. In English we can say "Speech is silver; silence is golden."
  • 129. In English we can say "Diamond cuts diamond."
  • 130. In English we can say "Remember man and keep in mind: a faithful friend is hard to find."
  • 131. In English we can say "A friend in need is a friend indeed."
  • 132. In English we can say "Believe nothing of what you hear, and only half of what you see."
  • 133. In English we can say "A drowning man will clutch at a straw."
  • 134. In English we can say "There'll be rainbow after rain"
  • 135. In English we can say "Don’t wash your dirty linen in public."
  • 136. In English we can say "Like a dog in the manger."
  • 137. In English we can say "Set a beggar on horseback, and he’ll ride to the devil."
  • 138. In English we can say "Too many cooks spoil the broth."
  • 139. In English we can say "A full purse never lacks friends."
  • 140. In English we can say "Money talks."
  • 141. In English we can say "A golden key opens every door."
  • 142. In English we can say "Marry in haste and repent at leisure."
  • 143. In English we can say "Take care of the pence, and the pounds will take care of themselves."
  • 144. In English we can say "Lend a hand or get out of the way."
  • 145. In English we can say "Love makes the world go 'round."
  • 146. In English we can say "Boy!"
  • 147. In English we can say "Flying termites fly into the fire."
  • 148. In English we can say "When the cat’s away, the mice will play."
  • 149. In English we can say "By hook or by crook."
  • 150. In English we can say "In time of prosperity, friends will be plenty; In time of adversity, not one amongst twenty."
  • 151. In English we can say "It is never too old to learn."
  • 152. In English we can say "There’s no smoke without fire."
  • 153. In English we can say "Don't look for fleas on others to get them on your own head."
  • 154. In English we can say "It’s never too late to mend."
  • 155. In English we can say "Don't hit a man when he is down."
  • 156. In English we can say "You never know what you can do till you try."
  • 157. In English we can say "Don't count your chickens before they are hatched. "
  • 158. In English we can say "You can't teach an old dog new tricks."
  • 159. In English we can say "Better bend than break."
  • 160. In English we can say "You cannot make a silk velvet purse out of a sow’s ear."
  • 161. In English we can say "To kill two birds with one stone."
  • 162. In English we can say "The mosquito is more dangerous than the tiger."
  • 163. In English we can say "Union is strength."
  • 164. In English we can say "To cry one’s eyes out."
  • 165. In English we can say "Time will tell."
  • 166. In English we can say "Love me, love my dog."
  • 167. In English we can say "Love me little, love me long."
  • 168. In English we can say "Spare the rod, and spoil the child."
  • 169. In English we can say "No joy without annoy."
  • 170. In English we can say "If two men ride on a horse, one must ride behind."
  • 171. In English we can say "A bad shearer never had a good sickle."
  • 172. In English we can say ""Use your wisdom and skills to study and conquer the enemy, and the victory will always be yours."
  • 173. In English we can say "A jack of all trades, master of none."
  • 174. In English we can say "To dread the past mistake."
  • 175. In English we can say "A jack of all trade is the master of none."
  • 176. In English we can say "Homer sometimes nods."
  • 177. In English we can say "Familiarity breeds contempt."
  • 178. In English we can say "Refuse a wife with one fault, and take one with two."
  • 179. In English we can say "Blood is thicker than water."
  • 180. In English we can say "Catch not the shadow and lose the substance."
  • 181. In English we can say "Bulls and bears make money while pigs get slaughtered."
  • 182. In English we can say "Tomorrow is another day."
  • 183. In English we can say "You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink."
  • 184. In English we can say "Conscience makes cowards of us all."
  • 185. In English we can say "It is too late to shut the stable-door when the steed is stolen."
  • 186. In English we can say "The pot calls the kettle black."
  • 187. In English we can say "Time heals all wounds."
  • 188. In English we can say "Time is money."
  • 189. In English we can say "A lion may come to be beholden to a mouse."
  • 190. In English we can say "Disaster situations make heroes out of ordinary people."
  • 191. In English we can say "Serves you right!"
  • 192. In English we can say "A dog in the manger."
  • 193. In English we can say "Beauty without grace is violet without smell."
  • 194. In English we can say "Two heads are better than one."
  • 195. In English we can say "Teach one’s grandma to suck eggs."
  • 196. In English we can say "The fairest rose is at last withered."
  • 197. In English we can say "Out of sight, out of mind."
  • 198. In English we can say "Union is strength."
  • 199. In English we can say "It’s a sad house where the hen crows louder than the cock."
  • 200. In English we can say "Manners make the man."
  • 201. In English we can say "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush."
  • 202. In English we can say "Seeing is believing."
  • 203. In English we can say "Experience is the mother of wisdom."
  • 204. In English we can say "Experience is the mother of wisdom."
  • 205. In English we can say "Water off a duck's back."
  • 206. In English we can say "Homer sometimes nods ,The wisest man may fall."
  • 207. In English we can say "The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach."
  • 208. In English we can say "Butcher the donkey after it has finished its job at the mill"
  • 209. In English we can say "Penny wise and pound foolish."
  • 210. In English we can say "Give up the little pieces to capture the large."
  • 211. In English we can say "You cannot make a silk velvet purse out of a sow’s ear."
  • 212. In English we can say "Time will tell."
  • 213. In English we can say "Many kiss the hand they wish to cut off."
  • 214. In English we can say "Like cures like."
  • 215. In English we can say "A genius is born, not made."
  • 216. In English we can say "Out of the frying-pan and into the fire.“ Or "Out of the frying pan and into the fire."
  • 217. In English we can say "A picture is worth a thousand words."
  • 218. In English we can say "Self-praise is no recommendation."
  • 219. In English we can say "His bark is worse than his bite."
  • 220. In English we can say "A barking dog never bites"
  • 221. In English we can say "Don’t poke your nose into other men’s affairs."
  • 222. In English we can say "back against the sky; face against the land/soil/paddy field"
  • 223. In English we can say "Fine words butter no parsnips."
  • 224. In English we can say "If it is sweet, savor it; it its bitter, swallow it."
  • 225. In English we can say "Light not a candle to the sun."
  • 226. In English we can say "To keep up with the Joneses."
  • 227. In English we can say "To see the straw in the others eye but not the girder in ones own eye."
  • 228. In English we can say "Heartbroken but still alive!"
  • 229. In English we can say "The grapes are sour (sour grapes)."
  • 230. In English we can say "Defer consumption today for a better life tomorrow."
  • 231. In English we can say "You can’t have your cake and eat it, too."
  • 232. In English we can say "Early ripe, early rotten."
  • 233. In English we can say "To cross the bridge when you come to it."
  • 234. In English we can say "Never put off till tomorrow what can be done today. "
  • 235. In English we can say "Don't turn over the rubbish to look for a centipede."
  • 236. In English we can say "Beware of Greeks bearing gifts."
  • 237. In English we can say "Don't look for fleas on others to get them on your own head. "
  • 238. In English we can say "The grass is always greener on the other side (of the fence)."
  • 239. In English we can say "To throw out a sprat to catch a mackerel."
  • 240. In English we can say "To empathize or put yourself in somebody' place (or position or shoes)."
  • 241. In English we can say "To carry (or take) coals to Newcastle."
  • 242. In English we can say "Put another man’s child in your bosom, and he’ll creep out at your elbow."
  • 243. In English we can say "To turn a blind eye." Or "To turn a deaf ear."
  • 244. In English we can say "Do not rely on others outside of oneself and one’s family."
  • 245. In English we can say "The early bird gets the worm."
  • 246. It’s over. Now let’s us introduce ourselves. First. My name is Ratiporn Bangrak. I’m study in Matthayom 6/6 and my number is 25
  • 247. Second. My name is Onnicha Suwanopas. I’m study in Matthayom 6/6 and my number is 32
  • 248. Last one. My name is Kwannapa Ananrat. I’m study in Matthayom 6/6 and my number is 36