Overstay your welcome. A freeloader, for example, your cousin that needs a place to stay for 2 nights, and a month later is still in the house.

Overstay your welcome. A freeloader, for example, your cousin that needs a place to stay for 2 nights, and a month later is still in the house.

Actions speak louder than words. By showing something the person is more likely to believe, than if he/she is only told.

Observation that a person knows what they are doing, that they are aware of what type of person they are dealing with.

Refers to the need for a liar to keep track of everything they say so as to not let something slip later on. If the liar does not keep things straight they will give themselves away at some point.

Leave the best for last. Advice that suggests the best way to present something and to maintain people interested is to present the best part at the end of the conversation.

A person’s view is influenced by their personal situation. For example, a cheating husband believes that everything his wife does points to her cheating on him.

A person’s view is influenced by their personal situation. For example, a cheating husband believes that everything his wife does points to her cheating on him.

The road to hell is paved with good intentions. Although people often mean well, they can still cause harm and damage with their actions.

1. A statement recognizing that even though men can be ugly, some women find them attractive. 2. Even if a man is ugly he can find a partner, but if a woman is ugly she may never find anyone.

Clothes don’t make the man. The clothing that a person uses does not change who they are, but it can make them stand out.

To explode into a rage, Extremely angry

It takes money to make money. The idea that once a person has money it is much easier to keep making more money.

Business before pleasure. It is necessary to fulfill one’s responsibilities before taking time off for pleasure.

This is an insulting phrase used to highlight a bad habit of someone else’s behavior. Translates as “The pig always looks for mud.”

If you are going to take advantage of someone make sure it is someone you will never see again. For example, if your car is about to break down and you sell it, be sure not to sell it to your neighbor. Sell it to someone you will never see again.

Two things are opposites and go against each other

She married him for his money. The other person was in the relationship for money, not for love.

Money can’t buy you love. Love is something independent of money. There are things in the world that attract people other than money.

Love is blind. The concept of love is forgiving and compassionate and therefore easily forgets, or fails to see, a person’s mistakes.

Advice given that highlights how nosy people can be into one’s own personal affairs.

The quickest way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. If you want to impress a man, cook for him.

Two wrongs don’t make a right. In trying to correct something bad that a person has done, he/she will sometimes do something else bad thinking that it will rectify or negate their first action. Unfortunately, both things are negative and end up worsening the situation instead of improving it.

Always fighting, arguing or bickering

Two heads are better than one. Having two or more people solving a situation more often that not has better results than the work that one person can do alone.

When in Rome, do as the Romans. When you are visiting an unknown place, just copy what the locals are doing, and you will fit in fine.

describes a streetwise person

Highlights a person’s keen ability of observation. The person is often correct in their suppositions or what they deduce based on what they have observed.

There’s only one boss. The guy in charge has the last word.

A nonsensical phrase that means that a person talks a lot without actually ever saying anything.