Mabuti pa ang maliit na dampa,
Kaysa sa palasyong nakasangla.
Translation/Meaning:
It is better to have a small house you can call your own than a palatial home which is still mortgaged and is still payable.
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Salawikain of the Day-Money
Cathy's Salawikain of the day 9/16/08
Translation/Meaning:
It is better to have a small house you can call your own than a palatial home which is still mortgaged and is still payable.
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Translation/Meaning:
It is better to have a small house you can call your own than a palatial home which is still mortgaged and is still payable.
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Saturday, August 16, 2008
Salawikain of the Day- Cautiousness
Cathy's Salawikain of the day 8/16/08
Translation/Meaning:
We got to observe first before we say anything that will turn out to be wrong.
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Ang mata ang gamitin at ang bibig ay tikumin.
Translation/Meaning:
We got to observe first before we say anything that will turn out to be wrong.
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Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Salawikain of the Day-Criticism
Cathy's Salawikain of the day 7/16/08
Translation/Meaning:
One who criticizes his own family is insulting himself.
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Ang lumura paitaas, sa sariling mukha ang bagsak.
Translation/Meaning:
One who criticizes his own family is insulting himself.
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