Itailian sayings

1. "Chi dorme non piglia pesci" - "He who sleeps does not catch fish" (meaning: you have to be active to achieve success)

2. "Meglio un giorno da leone che cento da pecora" - "Better one day as a lion than a hundred as a sheep" (meaning: it's better to have one day of greatness than many days of mediocrity)

3. "La gatta frettolosa fece i gattini ciechi" - "The hasty cat gave birth to blind kittens" (meaning: rushing leads to mistakes)

4. "A caval donato non si guarda in bocca" - "Don't look a gift horse in the mouth" (meaning: be grateful for what you receive)

5. "Chi fa da sé fa per tre" - "He who does things for himself does the work of three" (meaning: self-reliance is important)

6. "Dove c'è fumo, c'è fuoco" - "Where there's smoke, there's fire" (meaning: there's usually some truth to rumors or suspicions)

7. "L'appetito vien mangiando" - "Appetite comes with eating" (meaning: you may discover a liking for something once you try it)

8. "L'abito non fa il monaco" - "The clothes do not make the monk" (meaning: appearances can be deceiving)

9. "Ogni morte di papa" - "Once in a blue moon" (meaning: very rarely)

10. "In bocca al lupo" - "Into the mouth of the wolf" (used to wish someone good luck)

Above is Itailian sayings.