Turkish proverbs

Who eats it won't know the bitterness of the onion, but who chops it does.

Having two ears and one tongue, we should listen twice as much as we speak.

Man is harder than iron, stronger than stone, and more fragile than a rose.

March makes one look through the door, and makes one burn hoes and shovels.

Fear does not empty tomorrow of its sadness; it empties today of its power.

As the crow tried to imitate the partridge, it forgot its own walking style.

No matter how much snow falls, it won't remain there all the way till summer.

The fool sings a love song to his wife, the wise man will talk about his dog.

The world is like that: one gives a melon, the other gets the stomach cramps.

If they say there is a wedding in the sky, women would try to put up a ladder.

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