Uzbek proverbs about kindness, generosity and good manners

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Uzbek proverbs about kindness, generosity and good manners


  1. It pleased the god who gave/It pleased the god who gave — Dayushchiy i Bogu nravitsya (dayushchiy milostynyu, podarok i dr.)
  2. Say hello to the place where you drank salt for forty days
  3. One raisin was eaten by forty people/One raisin was eaten by forty people — Odnu shtuchku kishmisha sorok chelovek podelili
  4. The key to the language is the language/The key to the language is the language, the language is the key to the language
  5. There is a hole in the bottom of the reward/There is a hole in the bottom of the reward — U dobra dno dyryavoe (Ot dobra dobra ne ishchut.)
  6. Alms Rejection Trouble/Alms Refusal Trouble — Milostynya, podayanie otvergaet zlo, neschaste
  7. Greetings are obligatory, welcome is obligatory/Hello is obligatory, greetings are obligatory
  8. If you are big, be small
  9. Do it all if you say goodbye/Do it all if you say goodbye — Esli hochesh delat dobro, tak delay po-nastoyashchemu
  10. Goodness has no early or late/Goodness has no early or late — Dlya dobrogo dela nikogda ne rano, ne pozdno

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