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A little food, a carefree head.
Being content with little brings peace of mind.
A neighbor needs even the ash of another neighbor.
People rely on each other for even the smallest things.
Save the straw; its time will come.
Even seemingly useless things can become valuable.
You reap what you sow.
Your actions determine your outcomes.
A stone is heavy in its place.
Everyone has value in their rightful place.
Stretch your feet according to your blanket.
Live in conditions that suit you, spend as much as you earn.Live within your means.
The one who falls into the sea clings to a snake.
In desperation, one takes any opportunity.
One hand is better than the other.
Someone else may be better than you.
He who falls by himself does not cry.
One must accept the consequences of their own actions.
Grapes darken by looking at each other.
People influence each other over time.
White coin is for a black day.
Save money for tough times.
Regret at the end is of no use.
Regret after the fact is useless.
A little food, a carefree head.
Small things bring satisfaction if you are content.
Drop by drop makes a lake.
Small efforts lead to big results.
He who does good finds good.
Good deeds are rewarded.
A neighbor needs even the ash of another neighbor.
Neighbors should help each other.
Let the pear cook and fall into my mouth.
Wanting things to happen without effort.
As much bread, as much meatball.
You get what you deserve.
The caravan is organized on the road.
Some things are figured out as you go.
An opportunity at your feet should not be kicked away.
Do not waste a good opportunity.
The eye that is careful gets the splinter.
Being overly cautious can sometimes lead to misfortune.
A tree bends when it is young.
Learning and shaping are easier at a young age.
The neighbor's chicken looks like a goose.
What others have always seems better.
What is one hand? Two hands make a sound.
Collaboration yields better results.
One hand is better than the other.
Someone else may be better than you.
You reap what you sow.
Your actions determine your outcomes.
The fish that escapes is always big.
Missed opportunities always seem more valuable.
White coin is for a black day.
Save money for tough times.
A good friend is known on a dark day.
True friends are there during tough times.