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.

Always room for one more, The more the merrier. Affirmation that an unexpected guest is well received.

God works in mysterious ways. Although we as humans do not always understand what God is doing, he has his reasons, and for that we should accept what has happened.

Good luck!. Wishes luck to someone; guarapo is a drink made from the syrup of different fruits or sugarcane, mixed with ice.

God punishes because it is what they deserved. He does not take things away from people for no reason.

God does not help bad people

Made for each other. This phrase is used when you see two people together and you don’t like either one, they are made for each other or deserve each other.

God helps those that help themselves. A person that works to overcome his own problems will be helped along by God. This implies that a person that sits around and waits for solutions to be handed to them by others, will not be in God’s good graces.

God giveth and god taketh away. Phrase used as an explanation for something bad or negative that has happened in a person’s life, for example the death of a loved one.

God judges everyone equally

The Lord works in mysterious ways. The idea that, although God may allow someone to suffer, he will not permit it to reach a level of desperation.

This phrase applies to anyone that brags a lot. It’s meaning is that by looking at what grand comments someone makes about themselves, you can tell where their faults are.

A man is known by the company he keeps. A person’s friends are often a good indicator of who that person is.

According to the latest gossip. This phrase attempts to downplay a person’s own tendency to gossip. The phrase is often shortened as “Dicen las malas lenguas“.

It does not make sense to fill a person’s needs by taking what the first person lacks away from a second person, depriving the second person of what the first now has. The literal translation is to “undress a saint to dress another”.

The calm after the storm.

Phrase used when a really ugly guy is with a gorgeous woman.

Pass the buck. It seems that there is always an excuse, to avoid being blamed or taking responsibility for something.

Implies that a person may be promising something that he/she cannot complete. It is a long way from what he/she says to what he/she can deliver.

When a person suffers a humiliating situation, he/she often becomes the target of other negative situations

Turbulent people and situations are the easy ones to handle. When a person or situation is calm, reserved or quiet, you may not even know of the problem brewing, and for that reason you must accept that God will help you in those situations.

To play dumb or pretend to be injured so everyone else does the work