Hungarian proverbs

He can see the splinter in another's eye but cannot see even the beam in his own.

Today it is enough to do it by one finger, tomorrow it will be necessary by ten nails.

It is a fine thing to die for one's fatherland, but a still finer thing to live for it.

Give a Hungarian a glass of water and a Gypsy fiddler and he will become completely drunk.

He who digs a pit for the horse of another man, will find his own horse's neck broken there.

He who has no knowledge, understanding of something, should not engage in, or interfere with it.

If one person calls you a horse, laugh at him. If a second person calls you a horse, think about it.

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