What’s your favourite saying/proverb in your mother tongue? And what does it mean? 👀

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Al Que a mal arbol se arrima mala
Sombra lo cobija.
That means: A dangerous partner could give to you a bad result.

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"Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you".

But of course this is not a proverb from my culture, because I'm Spanish like you. I just love the tongue-twister quality of it. 😂

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A veces uno sabe que se va a estrellar y acelera

When you know that you are not doing what you should, that what you are doing is wrong but you keep doing it