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GERMAN PROVERBS

Aller Anfang ist schwer.
Translation: "Every beginning is difficult."
Equivalent: "The first part is the worst part."

Aller guten Dinge sind drei.
Translation: "All good things are three."
Equivalent: "Third time is a charm."
Equivalent: "Third time lucky."

Alter schützt vor Torheit nicht.
Translation: "Age does not protect from foolishness."
Equivalent: "No fool like an old fool."

Andere Länder, andere Sitten.
Translation: "Other countries, other customs"
Equivalent: "When in Rome, do as the Romans do."

Auf jeden Regen folgt auch Sonnenschein.
Translation: "There is sunshine after every rainfall."
Equivalent: "Every cloud has a silver lining."
Similar equivalent: "April showers bring May flowers."

Alles neu macht der Mai.
Translation: "The May makes everything new."
Meaning: In spring everything starts a new.

Aus einer Mücke einen Elefanten machen.
Translation: "To make an elephant out of a mosquito."
Equivalent: "To make a mountain out of a molehill."

Alte Liebe rostet nicht.
Translation: "Old love does not rust."

Alle Wege führen nach Rom.
Translation: "All roads lead to Rome."
Meaning: There may be more than one way to solve this problem.
Or: In the end, it does'nt matter how you reached your aim.

Bellende Hunde beißen nicht.
Lit. translation: "Barking dogs don't bite."
English version: "His bark is worse than his bite."

Besser spät als nie
"Better late than never"

Besser ein Spatz in der Hand, als eine Taube auf dem Dach.
Translation: "A sparrow in the hand is better than a pigeon on the roof"
Meaning: "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush."
Proverb: A bird in the hand multilingual.

Blut ist dicker als Wasser
"Blood is thicker than water"

Vom Regen in die Traufe kommen.
Translation: "Coming out of the rain into the trough."
Meaning: "Out of the frying pan, into the fire."

Den Bock zum Gärtner machen.
Lit. translation: "Turn a (male) goat into a gardener."
Meaning: "To disregard a trustee's harmful conflict of interests."
English equivalent: "Setting a fox to guard the henhouse."
English equivalent: "To trust the cat to keep the cream."

Den Ast absägen, auf dem man sitzt.
Lit. translation: "To saw off the branch (bough) you're sitting on."
English equivalent: "To bite the hand that feeds you."

Den Letzten beißen die Hunde.
Lit. translation: "The last one is bitten by the dogs."
English equivalent: "The devil takes the hindmost."

Den Teufel nicht an die Wand malen.
Lit. translation: "To not paint the devil on the wall."
Meaning: "Don't exaggerate it because it may come true."
Meaning: "Don't wake a sleeping parrot."
English equivalent: "Let sleeping dogs lie."

Der Apfel fällt nicht weit vom Stamm.
Translation: "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree."
Meaning: "Like father, like son."

Der Appetit kommt beim Essen
Lit.: "The appetite comes while eating"
Meaning.: "Just do it. You will find out that it's fun while doing it."

Deutsche Sprache, schwere Sprache.
Literally, "German language, difficult language."
1st Meaning: "German language is hard to learn"
2nd Meaning: "You just made an embarrassing German grammar mistake."

Die Tat wirkt mächtiger als das Wort.
Translation: "The action has a mightier impact than the word."
Meaning: "Actions speak louder than words."
Equivalent: "You talk the talk, now walk the walk."

Das Eisen schmieden, solange es heiß ist.
"Strike while the iron is hot / Make hay while the sun shines."

Die dümmsten Bauern ernten die dicksten Kartoffeln.
Literally, "The most stupid farmers harvest the biggest potatoes."
Meaning: "Dumb people are often very lucky."
Equivalent: "The sun shines on a dog's tail sometimes." from Sam Sneed, golfer

Die Katze im Sack kaufen.
Translation: "To buy a cat in a bag."
Meaning: "To pay for something you haven´t seen or you know nothing about."
English equivalent: "To buy a pig in a poke."

(Zusammen oder mit XY) Durch Dick und Dünn gehen.
Translation: "To go through thick an thin (together or with XY)."
Meaning: "To stay together no matter what comes."
Equivalent: "They travelled through thick and thin."

Das letzte Hemd hat keine Taschen.
Translation: "The last shirt has no pockets."
Meaning: "Piling up money won't serve you anything once you're dead."
Equivalent: "Money isn't everything."
Equivalent: "You can't take it with you."

Der Blinde erklärt dem Einäugigen die Farben.
Translation: "The blind man explains the colors to the one-eyed man."
Meaning: "Somebody tries to explain something he knows nothing about."
Similar equivalent: "Blind leading the blind."

Der Einäugige ist unter den Blinden der König.
Translation: "Among the blind, the one-eyed man is king."
Meaning: You may be stupid, but all the others are even more stupid.

Drink noch Eene mit. ("Trinke noch einen mit.")
Translation: "Have another drink with us."
Meaning: Do not neglect hospitality.

Eile mit Weile.
Translation: "Hurry with leisure."
Meaning: "Slower is faster."
Equivalent: "Slow and steady wins the race." "Haste makes waste." "More haste, less speed."

Ein blindes Huhn findet auch mal ein Korn.
Literally, "A blind chicken finds a grain once in a while."
Meaning: "Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while."

Eine Schwalbe macht noch keinen Sommer!
Literally, "One swallow doesn't make summer."
Meaning: "One spark of hope does not mean all is well"

Einmal ist keinmal.
Literally, "Once is never."
Meaning: Used often as an excuse for trying something again after the first try or to make somebody prove him/herself again.

Ein Unglück kommt selten allein.
Translation: "A disaster seldom comes alone."
Equivalent 1: "It never rains but it pours."
Equivalent 2: "Bad luck comes in threes."

Ende gut, alles gut.
"All's well that ends well."

Erst denken, dann lenken.
Translation: "First think, then steer."
Meaning: "Look before you leap."

Erst kommt das Fressen, dann die Moral. (Bertholt Brecht)
Translation: "First comes the gorging, then the moral."
Meaning: "A hungry man has no conscience."

Es ist nicht alles Gold, was glänzt.
"All that glitters is not gold."
Meaning: You can't tell a book by its cover.

Es ist noch kein Meister vom Himmel gefallen.
Literally: "Still no master has fallen from the sky."
Meaning: No one is an expert rightaway without any practice.
Equivalent: "Practice makes perfect."

Es wird nichts so heiß gegessen, wie es gekocht wird.
Literally: "It's not eaten as hot as it's cooked."
Meaning: Things aren't as bad as they initially appear to be.

Et kütt wie et küüt. ("Es kommt wie es kommt.")
It comes as it comes.
Meaning: Kismet.

Et hät noch immer joot jejange. ("Es ist noch jedesmal gut gegangen.")
Translation: "It went well everytime."
Meaning: "Do not uselessly fear the future."

Gebranntes Kind scheut das Feuer.
Translation: "The burned kid avoids the fire."
"Once bitten, twice shy."

Gleich und gleich gesellt sich gern.
Translation: "Like and like like to join."
"Birds of a feather flock together."

Gelernt ist gelernt.
Translation: "Learned is learned"
If you really learned something you are good at it.

Hochmut kommt vor dem Fall.
Literal Translation: "Arrogance comes before the fall."
Correct meaning: "People become arrogant before their downfall"
Equivalent: "Pride cometh before the fall."

Iss, was gar ist, trink, was klar ist, und sprich, was wahr ist. (obsolescent)
Translation: "Eat what's been well cooked, drink liquids which are clear, and speak what is true."

In der Not frisst der Teufel Fliegen
Translation: If in need, the devil eats flies.
English equivalent: "Beggars can't be choosers."

In der Kürze liegt die Würze.
Translation: "In briefness lies the spice."
Meaning: "Be concise; don't ramble."
English equivalent: "Brevity is the soul of wit" (Shakespeare)

Bei Nacht sind alle Katzen grau
Translation: In the night all cats are gray
Meaning: If women dress up to go out at night, it is used to tell them that no one will notice anyway. (Polite)
other Meaning: If it is late enough and I am drunk enough I don´t care how my one-night-stand looks like. (Vulgar)

Jacke wie Hose.
Translation: "Jacket like pants."
Meaning: "Six of one, half a dozen of the other."

Jeder Jeck ist anders. Used mainly in the Rheinland (Cologne etc.).
Translation: "Every loony is different."
Meaning: "Show some broad-mindedness."

Sich nicht um ungelegte Eier kümmern.
Literally: "Don't worry about eggs that haven't been laid."
Meaning: "Don't cross your bridges until you come to them."
English proverb: "Don't count your chickens before they hatch".

Kommt Zeit, kommt Rat.
Literally: "If time comes, advice comes."
Meaning: "With time comes insight."

Kräht der Hahn auf dem Mist, ändert sich's Wetter oder 's bleibt wie's ist.
Literally: "If the cock crows on the dung heap, the weather will change or it stays the way it is."
Meaning : "Do not rely upon proverbs!" or "The opinion of loud but insignificant people has no influence on the world."

"Kehre vor Deiner eigenen Tür."
Translation: "Sweep the ground in front of your own door."
Meaning: "Don´t mess with other peoples business, better take care of your own."

Kleider machen Leute
"Clothes make(th) the man."

Keine Antwort ist auch eine Antwort.
Literally: "No answer is also an answer."
Meaning: "Not responding to a question is still replying."
English Equivalent: "Silence equals consent."

Klug zu reden ist doch schwer, klug zu schweigen noch viel mehr
Literally: "It's indeed hard to talk cleverly, still harder to be silent cleverly"
Meaning: "Know when to keep your mouth shut"

'Lieber Frau und Kind erschiessen, als 'nen Tropfen Alk vergiessen.' (Lieber seine Frau und sein(e) Kind(er) erschiessen, als einen Tropfen Alkohol vergiessen.)
Translation: "It is better to shoot your wife and child(ren) than to spill a drop of alcohol."

Leben wie Gott in Frankreich.
Lit. translation: "To live like God in France." (Sometimes, other Countries/Regions/Cities etc. than France are used. The meaning stays the same: "To live like God in ...", or to live the comfortable life of people in ...")
English equivalent: "To live the life of Riley."
English equivalent: "To live in clover."

Eine Leiche im Keller haben.
Translation, "To have a corpse in the basement."
English equivalent, "Skeletons in the closet."

Leichter gesagt als getan.
Translation: "Easier said than done"

Lieber ein Ende mit Schmerzen als Schmerzen ohne Ende. or Lieber ein Ende mit Schrecken als ein Schrecken ohne Ende. ( Sophie Scholl )
Translation, "Better an end with pain than pain without end." and "Better an end with horror than a horror without end."

"Lügen haben kurze Beine."
Translation: "Lies have short legs"
"All lies come back to haunt you"

Man soll das Fell des Bären nicht verkaufen, bevor man ihn erlegt hat.
Translation: "One shouldn't sell the bear's fur before it has been killed."
Meaning: "Don't count your chickens before they are hatched."

Man soll den Tag nicht vor dem Abend loben.
Translation: "One shouldn't praise the day before the evening."
Meaning: "There's many a slip 'twixt cup and lip."

Mit solchen Freunden braucht man keine Feinde mehr.
Lit. Translation: "With such friends, one doesn't need enemies anymore."
English Proverb: "With friends like these, who needs enemies?"
Meaning: "Said if people considered to be friend behave in reality as the worst enemies."

Morgenstund hat Gold im Mund.
Translation: "Morning hour has gold in the mouth."
Meaning: "The early bird gets the worm."

Man schlägt den Sack und meint den Esel.
Translation: You hit the bag and mean the donkey.
Meaning: You are afraid to criticize what disturbs you, so you criticize something different.
Man ist was man isst.
English Proverb: "You are what you eat." (This is a pun in German because "isst" and "ist" are pronounced the same.)

Mit Geduld und Spucke fängt man eine Mucke [actually: Mücke]. (humorous, obsolescent)
Lit. translation: "With patience and spit one gets the midge (gnat/mosquito)."
English equivalent: "Softly, softly catchee monkey."

"Morgen, morgen, nur nicht heute, sagen alle faulen Leute."
Translation: "Tomorrow, tomorrow, not today, that's what all the lazy people say."
"Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today."

AYAT2CINTA

Desir pasir dipadang tandus
segersang pemikiran hati
Terkisahku diantara cinta yang rumit
Bila keyakinan ku datangKasih bukan sekedar cinta
Pengorbanan cinta yang agungKu pertaruhkan
(chorus)Maafkan bila ku tak sempurna
Cinta ini tak mungkinku cegah
Ayat-ayat cinta bercerita
Cinta ku padamu
Bila bahagia mulai menyentuh
Seakanku bisa hidup lebih lama
Namun harus ku tinggal kan cinta
Ketika ku bersujud... (Last x2)

KEK COKLAT MOIST

Bahan-Bahan:
2 ½ cawan tepung gandum 1 cawan koko van houtten 2 sudu besar nescafe 1 camca teh sodium bikarbonat 1 buku butter 2 cawan gula kastor 6 biji telur (2 biji dibuang putih) 1 ½ cawan air
Cara:
1. pukul gula dan butter hingga kembang. masukkan telur 1 persatu. 2. ayak tepung, sodium bikarbonat, koko dan nescafe. 3. masukkan bahan yang diayak ke dalam adunan butter. 4. campurkan air, kacau hingga sebati. 5. bakar di dalam oven selama 45 minit di suhu 180 darjah celcius.
Cadangan Hidangan:
hidangkan bersama topping coklat. cara membuat topping ialah dengan panas kan 1 cawan minyak. kemudian, masukkan susu pekat dan koko secukup nya hingga pekat.

Ruby-Kaiser Chiefs

Let it never be said, that romance is dead Cause there’s so little else occupying my head There is nothing I need except the function to breathe But I’m not really fussed, doesn’t matter to me Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby Ahaa-ahaa-ahaa Do ya, do ya, do ya, do ya Ahaa-ahaa-ahaa Know what ya doing, doing to me? Ahaa-ahaa-ahaa Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby Ahaa-ahaa-ahaa Due to lack of interest tomorrow is cancelled Let the clocks be reset and the pendulums held Cos there’s nothing at all except the space in between Finding out what you’re called and repeating your name Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby Ahaa-ahaa-ahaa Do ya, do ya, do ya, do ya Ahaa-ahaa-ahaa Know what ya doing, doing to me? Ahaa-ahaa-ahaa Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby Ahaa-ahaa-ahaa, aaaa Could it be, could it be that you’re joking with me And you don’t really see you with me Could it be, could it be that you’re joking with me And you don’t really see you with me [Instrumental] Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby Ahaa-ahaa-ahaa Do ya, do ya, do ya, do ya Ahaa-ahaa-ahaa Know what ya doing, doing to me? Ahaa-ahaa-ahaa Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby Ahaa-ahaa-ahaa Do ya, do ya, do ya, do ya Ahaa-ahaa-ahaa (Da da da, da da da) What ya doing, doing to me? Ahaa-ahaa-ahaa, aaaa (Da da da)