A coconut shell full of water is a sea to an ant.
(Proverb from Zanzibar)
The source for the proverb is David Crystal’s book, As They Say in Zanzibar: Proverbial Wisdom from Around the World (Oxford University Press: 2006).
The image is by Pedro Moura Pinheiro at Flickr.
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While it rains, fill the jar.
(Turkish proverb)
The source for the proverb is David Crystal’s book, As They Say in Zanzibar: Proverbial Wisdom from Around the World (Oxford University Press: 2006).
The image is by ceresur at Flickr.
The poster is made with AutoMotivator.
In the middle of the river, do not change horses.
(Peruvian proverb)
The source for the proverb is David Crystal’s book, As They Say in Zanzibar: Proverbial Wisdom from Around the World (Oxford University Press: 2006).
The image is by Scalino at Flickr.
The poster is made with AutoMotivator.
Waste not, want not.
(English proverb)
The source for the proverb is David Crystal’s book, As They Say in Zanzibar: Proverbial Wisdom from Around the World (Oxford University Press: 2006).
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Although the river is broad there are times when boats collide.
(Chinese proverb)
The source for the proverb is David Crystal’s book, As They Say in Zanzibar: Proverbial Wisdom from Around the World (Oxford University Press: 2006).
The image is by Webb Zahn at Flickr.
The poster is made with AutoMotivator.
A stitch in time saves nine.
(English proverb)
The source for the proverb is David Crystal’s book, As They Say in Zanzibar: Proverbial Wisdom from Around the World (Oxford University Press: 2006).
The image is by Albert Anke.
The poster is made with AutoMotivator.
A rolling stone gathers no moss.
(English proverb)
The source for the proverb is David Crystal’s book, As They Say in Zanzibar: Proverbial Wisdom from Around the World (Oxford University Press: 2006).
The image is at Wikipedia.
The poster is made with AutoMotivator.
