Có phúc đẻ con hay lội, có tội đẻ con hay trèo
Good deeds lead to easy births, bad deeds to difficult ones
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Where will you be? Anywhere Hà Nội & the NorthHuế / Đà Nẵng & the CenterSài Gòn & the SouthOnline slang Bắc ↔ Nam words
Good deeds lead to easy births, bad deeds to difficult ones
A fortunate person marries a kind wife, an unfortunate one marries a cruel wife.
Some are born to hold power, others to accumulate wealth
Experience is the best teacher
Mutual help and reciprocation lead to satisfaction
One only knows the true value of something after it has been tested
A long-standing relationship is hard to break
There are consequences for one's actions
A gentle exterior can hide a tough interior
Having a good background or condition ensures a good marriage
Help those who help you
Having ability but not using it
Everyone has their own role to play
Make the most of what you have
Everyone contributes in their own way
One can adapt to difficulties and find alternative solutions
One can still achieve something even without the necessary tools or resources.
Having a helper reduces the workload and stress
Having experience helps prevent mistakes
Having a helper makes the task less burdensome
Having a safety net to fall back on
To have help or support when needed
Having a teacher means having a book
Good and evil coexist
Have the ability to do something, also have the ability to withstand its consequences.
Having both the advantages and disadvantages
Those with similar characteristics or strengths will clash
If you have power, do not abuse it
If you have a weakness, don't pretend to be strong
Respect those more powerful than you
One should not intrude on others' private affairs
Do not take a shortcut through a funeral or mourning area
Forget one's origins
The rich forget their humble origins
Mutual benefit and cooperation
Every place has its own guardian spirit
Having a body means suffering physically
Having a body means suffering physical pain
Suffering strengthens relationships
Suffering is necessary for spiritual growth
Having a body means being independent
People bond over shared hardships
Make the most of what you have
Praise what you have, criticize what you lack
Something is only appreciated when it is absent
Make do with what you have
Vietnamese proverb; English definition pending editorial review.
Vietnamese proverb; English definition pending editorial review.
You must have something before you can use or benefit from it
Only lend to those who have the means to repay
You must have something to start with to achieve something
Only when one has something can they show generosity
Only when you have something can you use or share it
Only with resources can results be achieved
Having resources leads to better opportunities
You need to have something to begin with to achieve anything
Having resources makes things easier
Having resources makes it easier to achieve something
Having resources makes it easier to achieve something
Praise someone when you have something to gain from them