Aanhin mo ang palasyo kung ang nakatira ay kuwago; mabuti pa ang bahay kubo ang nakatira ay tao.
Translation:
The house does mot make a man. Even a palace is nothing if the residents have no etiquette.
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Salawikain is a Filipino proverb that guides us in our day-to-day life while sawikain is a Tagalog idiom or idiomatic expression.
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