ET ORDSPROG in English translation

• saying
• proverb
• goes
• there's an
• proverbial

Examples of using Et ordsprog in Danish and their translations into English

Kineserne har et ordsprog.
The chinese have a saying.

Du ved, vi har et ordsprog på Jorden.
You know, we have a saying on Earth.

Coedwei har et ordsprog.
The Coedwei have a saying.

Min mor fortalte mig om et ordsprog i Italien.
My mother had told me about a saying in Italy.

Far… -Der er et gammelt ordsprog.
Dad…-There's an old saying.

Et ordsprog siger: Man ser kun,
There's a saying that goes,

Et gammel ordsprog siger:"Det stikker ikke dybt.
There's an old saying, Mark,"it's only skin-deep.

Et gammelt ordsprog siger:"En lille fisk er bedre end ingen fisk.
There's an old saying,"A small fish is better than an empty dish.

Engang hørte jeg et ordsprog om planer lagt af mus og mænd.
I ONCE HEARD A PROVERB ABOUT THE BEST LAID PLANS OF MICE AND MEN.

Min far havde et ordsprog, han engang var glad for.
My father had a proverb he was once fond of.

Vi har et ordsprog i Alaska.
We have a saying up in Alaska.

Der er et ordsprog i mit land om, at hurtig hjælp er dobbelt hjælp.
There is a proverb in my country: one who gives fast gives twice.

Der findes et tysk ordsprog, der siger, at man aldrig bliver færdig med at lære.
In Germany we have a proverb which says that you live and learn.

Det er bare et ordsprog.- Stop!
It's just an expression. Stop, stop, stop!

Der findes et ordsprog, Behçet.
There is a saying, Behcet.

Der findes et kinesisk ordsprog.
The chinese have a saying.

Der er et ordsprog, som får betydning i Amerika.
There's a phrase that becomes important in America.

Nej. Der er et gammelt ordsprog, der lyder.
But there's an old Leithian saying,- No.

Okay? Et ordsprog, frem og tilbage.
All right? A saying, back and forth.

Der er et gammelt ordsprog, knægt.
There's an old saying there, son.