Proverbs are not the easiest thing to master in a language but if one takes their time then they can be learnt and mastered little by little. Give the podcast a listen and see.

Do you remember what your grandparents used to say? They’d pass their wisdom on to us in ways that are difficult to forget. When they’d tell us, “Who keeps company with wolves, will learn to howl” or “It’s good to have friends in high places”, they wanted to protect us from bad company. Some sayings change completely between languages, but in the long run, they all teach us the same things. For example, the famous English saying “When in Rome, do as the Romans do” suggests that we should respect the customs of the places we visit. What would the equivalent be in your language? Listen to the podcast and find out more about English proverbs like this.


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