Macedonian - North Macedonia
Bez truda nema ploda.
Without labor there is no fruit.
Reward follows effort and discipline.
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Macedonian - North Macedonia
Without labor there is no fruit.
Reward follows effort and discipline.
Open idiomArabic - Oman
Patience is the key to relief.
Endurance can open a path through hardship.
Open idiomUrdu - Pakistan
Drop by drop, a river is made.
Small contributions become large over time.
Open idiomEnglish - Palau
Shared life requires shared responsibility.
Open idiomSpanish - Panama
In bad weather, put on a good face.
Meet difficulty with courage and grace.
Open idiomEnglish - Papua New Guinea
Shared life requires shared responsibility.
Open idiomEnglish - Paraguay
Words should be chosen carefully because they cannot be taken back.
Open idiomTagalog - Philippines
If there is perseverance, there is stew.
Hard work and patience bring reward.
Open idiomPortuguese - Portugal
Soft water on hard stone hits until it pierces.
Persistent effort can overcome strong resistance.
Open idiomArabic - Qatar
Patience is the key to relief.
Endurance can open a path through hardship.
Open idiomEnglish - Republic of the Congo
Shared work is needed when a task is too large for one person.
Open idiomRomanian - Romania
Haste spoils the work.
Rushing can damage the result.
Open idiomRussian - Russia
Trust, but verify.
Confidence should be supported by careful confirmation.
Open idiomKinyarwanda - Rwanda
Unity is strength.
People become stronger when they act together.
Open idiomEnglish - Saint Kitts and Nevis
A task becomes easier when several people help.
Open idiomEnglish - Saint Lucia
A task becomes easier when several people help.
Open idiomEnglish - Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
A task becomes easier when several people help.
Open idiomItalian - San Marino
Between saying and doing lies the sea.
Plans matter less than the work required to carry them out.
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