- Without the Russian language, you cannot defeat the most dangerous enemy.
- You can’t put together a boot without the Russian language.
- Take bread for lunch, and a word for an answer.
- You can see the talker by the word, and the fisherman by the catch.
- Know more - talk less.
- We live in coolness: the language is chatting and the breeze is blowing.
- Bitterness always lurks in sweet speeches.
- Your words - even to the Bible, and ours to Tatar priests
- Great and powerful Russian language.
- Every forty from his tongue dies.
- Where there are many words, there is little to do.
- Talk only about what you know.
- Speak less - think more.
- Speak less with others, and more with yourself!
- Chest wide open, tongue on the shoulder.
- For a red word, neither mother nor father will spare.
- A kind word inspires.
- Good word to man that rain in a drought.
- A kind person speaks little.
- Eat mushroom pies and keep your mouth shut.
- The sting is sharp and the dagger is sharp, and our Russian language is sharper than that.
- The sting is acute, and the tongue is sharper than that.
- You can’t keep up with her tongue and barefoot.
- Melet is day to evening, but there is nothing to listen to.
- Meli, Emelya, your week.
- It rushes past the mouth, but does not come across the tongue.
- Much has been said, but little has been digested.
- Rumor is without wings, but flies.
- To a great cause is a great word.
- He talked like honey got drunk.
- Our mother tongue is one, on weekdays and on holidays.
- Do not cross the enemy with a spear, cross the good Russian language.
- Do not rush your tongue, hurry up.
- No one pulls the tongue.
- About that, about this, about the fifth, tenth.
- One says red, two say colorful.
- Full weave, it's time to wander home!
- An empty mill and without a wind grinds.
- Work with teeth, and laziness with the tongue.
- Russian language - banner, squad leads.
- The Russian language is rich and great.
- Tongue without bones - grinds.
- The tongue is talking, but the head does not know.
- Enemy language: before the mind speaks.
- Language will not bring to good.
- My language, but I’m not speaking my own words.
- The tongue is not a spatula: it knows what is bitter, what is sweet.
- Language gives the message.
- Talk with your tongue, but don't give in to your hands.
- Do not rush your tongue, but do not be lazy.
Reading a proverb about the Russian language should cause pleasant emotions for every person. So, people from all over the world use sayings in their daily communication. Indeed, folk wisdom in Russian has a specific flavor and is able to convey the cultural characteristics of residents of different countries.
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