Pakistani proverbs and sayings
1. "Jitni chadar ho utna pair failao" - Spread your legs only as far as your blanket reaches. (Meaning: Live within your means)
2. "Doodh ka jala, chhaach bhi phook phook kar peeta hai" - The one who has been burnt by milk blows on even buttermilk before drinking. (Meaning: Once bitten, twice shy)
3. "Jitni lambi chaadar ho, utna lamba pair failao" - The longer the blanket, the longer you should stretch your legs. (Meaning: Take advantage of opportunities)
4. "Ghar ki murgi daal barabar" - The chicken at home is like lentils. (Meaning: Familiarity breeds contempt)
5. "Jhoot ke paon nahi hote" - Lies don't have legs. (Meaning: The truth will always come out)
6. "Chor ki darhi mein tinka" - A thorn in a thief's beard. (Meaning: A guilty person gives themselves away)
7. "Bhains ke aage been bajana" - Playing a flute in front of a buffalo. (Meaning: Wasting effort on someone who cannot appreciate it)
8. "Jaisa des waisa bhes" - As the country, so the attire. (Meaning: When in Rome, do as the Romans do)
9. "Jhoot bol kar logon ko chakar mein mat phasao" - Don't get caught in a web of lies. (Meaning: Be honest and straightforward)
10. "Kutte ki dum tedi ki tedi" - A dog's tail is always crooked. (Meaning: Some things never change)
Above is Pakistani proverbs and sayings.
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