以字母C起始的意大利语谚语

Chi fa da sé, fa per tre.

English translation: He who works by himself does the work of three (people).

Idiomatic meaning: Do it yourself if you want it done right.

Chi fa falla, e chi non fa sfarfalla.

English translation: Those who act make mistakes; and those who do nothing really blunder.

Chi ha avuto ha avuto e chi ha dato ha dato.

English translation: What’s done is done.

Chi ha fretta vada piano.

English translation: Make haste slowly.

Chi ha moglie ha doglie.

English translation: A wife means pains.

Chi lava il capo all’asino perde il ranno e il sapone.

English translation: He who scrubs the head of an ass wastes his time and efforts.

Chi non fa, non falla.

English translation: Those who do nothing, make no mistakes.

Chi non ha moglie non ha padrone.

English translation: A man without a wife is a man without a master.

Chi non risica, non rosica.

English translation: Nothing ventured nothing gained.

Chi pecora si fa, il lupo se la mangia.

English translation: Those who make themselves sheep will be eaten by the wolf.

Chi più sa, meno crede.

English translation: The more one knows, the less one believes.

Chi prima non pensa in ultimo sospira.

English translation: He who first does not think breathes his last.

Idiomatic meaning: Look before you leap.

Chi sa fa e chi non sa insegna.

English translation: Those who know, do, and those who don’t, teach.

Chi s’aiuta, Dio l’aiuta.

English translation: God helps those who help themselves.

Chi tace acconsente.

English translation: Silence gives consent.

Chi tardi arriva male alloggia.

English translation: Those who arrive late lodge poorly.

Chi trova un amico trova un tesoro.

English translation: He who finds a friend, finds a treasure.

Chi va piano, va sano; chi va sano, va lontano.

English translation: He who goes softly, goes safely; he who goes safely, goes far.