[ When you do bad, you shall face bad. ]

Curses, like chickens, come home to roost.

You reap what you sow.

[ Our brotherhood should be in it’s own place, but we should count equally. ]

An account is an account, and a brother a brother.

In the gambling house, there are no fathers and sons. (Chinese Proverb)

[ Our brotherhood should be in it’s own place, and the price of a goat is still one coin.]

Business is business.

Even though one’s aunt sells the cakes, one will not buy unless they are cheap. (Korean Proverb)

بُز کم، چَی چَی شِی کَم.

[ Less goats, less care. ]

Little wealth, little care.

He has nothing need fear to lose nothing.

[ Calamity strikes the shabby person. ]

Ill comes often on the back of worse.

The poor suffer all the wrong.

( To spread salt on one’s wound. ]

Attacking a man while he is down.

Aggravating one’s trouble.

[ He made an appointment for the time when the cow should be sheared. ]

Tomorrow never comes.

[ When there are too many cooks, the broth will be salty. ]

Too many cooks spoil the broth.

[ Every one is a man (hero) beside his wife. ]

Every cock crows on his own dunghill.

Every groom is a king at home.

Every dog is valiant at his own door.

[ When you sit by the pot, you will get black; when you sit by the larder you will get greasy.]

He who keeps company with the wolf, will learn to howl.

If you lie down with dogs, you will get up with fleas.

Bad company corrupts good morals.

[The barley loaf of one’s homeland is better than a rice dish of some other place.]

Dry bread at home is better than roast meat abroad.

[ Stretch your feet as far as your father’s carpet extends. ]

Don’t overstretch your bounds.

[ Stretch your feet under the quilt of your father. ]

Cut your coat according to your cloth.

[ Even five fingers that belong to one hand aren’t equal. ]

It takes all sorts to make a world.

Of the ten fingers, some are long and some are short. (Chinese Proverb)

[ Money finds money.]

Money breeds money.

[ If you have money for yourself, you have trust before the world. ]

A rich man’s joke is always funny.

[ When you have money in your pocket, your wife will be with you. ]

All things are obedient to money.

[ When you have money, you can lay to sleep an elephant. ]

A golden key opens every door.

No lock will hold against the power of gold.

[ When you have money all the people are kin to you. ]

Every one is a kin to a rich man.

[ Cash is (like) cooked bread. ]

Ready money is ready medicine.