Spanish proverbs

There is no pleasure but palls, and the more so if it costs nothing.

Don't worry if people call you ordinary -- only if you are ordinary.

The beast that goes well is never without some one to try his paces.

Do not rejoice at my grief, for when mine is old, yours will be new.

The wise knows that he does not know; the ignoramus thinks he knows.

Discover not your silent money (i.e. your hoarded money) to anybody.

Marriage is a little bit like buying melons, you need a little luck.

The obscure we see eventually. The completely apparent takes longer.

Talking about bulls is altogether different from being in the arena.

When there are two friends to one purse, one sings, the other weeps.

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