Tiền chay mua rượu cặn
Spend money on something worthless
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Where will you be? Anywhere Hà Nội & the NorthHuế / Đà Nẵng & the CenterSài Gòn & the SouthOnline slang Bắc ↔ Nam words
Spend money on something worthless
You get what you pay for
Money goes to those who have it, tears to those who cry
The host comes first, the guest comes later
Be unrealistic about what one can afford
Having limited resources but wanting more than one can afford
To have high expectations with limited resources
Everyone has their own kind or equal
To want a lot but have limited resources
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
Money earned from unstable sources is easily lost
Spend money lavishly outside the home
Vietnamese proverb; English definition pending editorial review.
Money is the ultimate power
Money is eternal, while people are temporary
Money is the most powerful thing in life
Money comes and goes like the tide
Wealth circulates among the talented
advance payment or deposit
To have a steady and abundant source of money
Save money for future use
Having money saves trouble
Spend money to save time
Money in hand is a powerful tool
One's livelihood comes from their parents
Money spent is money earned
to support or back someone verbally and in action
Having no money or food
Being poor but still pretending to be wealthy
Being poor and lacking wisdom
When one has money, they have power and influence.
Money solves all problems
spend money before it's earned
prior knowledge or experience
Money can travel far and wide, but a lack of education can lead to a lower social status
Money can take you anywhere
Money can take you anywhere
Money cannot be kept safely without effort
To want something without being able to afford it
To be penniless and have high expectations
Having no money but wanting to buy expensive things
Money cannot solve all problems
pioneer or precursor to a revolution
Reincarnation or past life
Good things come from specific places
Money is closely tied to one's well-being
Money and power pave the way for opportunities
Money is less valuable than reputation
Something is famous only in its own area
Elder siblings should be given more money than younger ones
Having a good leader is not as valuable as having good followers
Being led by a bad person is better than being led by a good but incompetent one
Having a small amount of power is better than having a large amount of wealth
Elder siblings set examples for younger ones
Having a small but certain advantage is better than a large but uncertain one
Suffer losses from both sides
Money earned through hard work and struggle
Refuse shame at the door, but accept it at the back
Wealth begets more wealth
to be rich and prosperous