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Today we are going to explain the proverbs in

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English and Arabic The proverbs of English and

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then the proverbs of Arabic. Are they equivalent

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to each other? What does the proverb mean? How

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could we translate the proverb? Is it translated

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word by word or is it translated as one unit? Does

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it refer to the tradition of the nation or is it

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normal speech? It's not normal speech. It refers

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to the traditions of the nation, the traditions of

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the community. It refers to facts. It refers to

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facts. So you need, if you need to translate the

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proverb of the English language or any of other

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languages, This means that you have to understand

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the culture of the language. You have to be

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familiar with the tradition of the native speakers

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of the language. Okay? Otherwise, you face

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difficulty in translation. Anyway, what's proverb?

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What does it mean proverb? According to Oxford

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dictionary,

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Proverb is a short saying in general use. It's a

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short saying. It's not a long saying. When I say,

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for example, stitch in time saves nine. Okay? For

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this proverb, it's very short, but gives

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sufficient

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meaning. Stitch in time saves nine. We have here

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three forms of translation. We have what is called

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formal translation, functional translation, and

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ideational translation.

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When I say for functional, for formal translation,

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al ghurza fi makaniha

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This is called formal translation. But if you

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speak about functional or ideational translation,

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stitch

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in

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time saves nine. Okay. So it's very far from the

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formal translation, the meaning of the individual

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words in the proverb. So it is taken as one unit.

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Okay. You have to take care in translation, once

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translating the proverb, not to translate

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literally. Okay. We have to think about the

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ideational translation and also functional

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translation. Anyway, we are going to touch the

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proverbs and see how could we have a shortcut way

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for the correct and perfect translation. Okay.

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Let's see. As I mentioned, the proof refers to the

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truth, refers to the tradition, refers to the

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facts. Okay?

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It comes as a group of words established by the

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usage and having a meaning not deducible from

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those of the individual words. The meaning cannot

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be deduced from the individual words of the

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proverb itself. Okay? But it gets the meaning from

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the whole meaning compared with the tradition and

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the culture of the language.

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So we have a proverb or a saying stating that if

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you need to know about any people, you must know

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their proverbs. Because the proverbs narrate the

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story of the nation, the tradition of the nation.

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Okay?

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Here, for example, we have different proverbs that

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refer to the culture of nations. The American

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tribes often reflect their view of the land as

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sacred. They love the land and they consider the

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land as sacred So they have the proverb, take only

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what you need and leave the land as you found it.

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So this proverb refers to the care on land. The

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love of land. This is the tradition of the

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Americans. some American tribes. The Japanese, for

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example, focus on morals. So we have their proverb

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stating, an evil deed remains with the evildoer.

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So their tradition focus on morals and discretion.

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So the tongue is like a sharp knife, it kills

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without drawing blood. If you just think deeply on

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these two preverbs, you find them speaking about

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morals.

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The first one speaks about the evil deeds and the

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evildoers. And the second example, the second

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proverb refers to the backbiting, namima, and the

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bad saying. Okay, so these are types of morals. So

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morals here are parts of the characteristics of

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the Japanese.

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The Mexican people also have their own values,

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mainly the rural people, okay?

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The average person on the street can

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have its own character reflected on the proverb

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itself. So the proverb refers to the hopes of

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those common people. So we have their proverb

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which states, hope dies last of all.

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So they live on hopes. These are the Mexicans. So

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we have the proverbs of Americans, Japanese and

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Mexicans. Okay?

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The Mexicans do not feel with any desperate

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feeling.

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They don't feel desperate at all. Okay? The

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Japanese focus on moral values. The American

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tribes love the land. So we have their proverbs

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referring to these ideas very clearly. This shows

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clearly that the proverb refers to facts, refers

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to the truth of the nation. It refers to the

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tradition. the history of the nation. If you need

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to understand the history of the nation, you have

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to refer or to consult their proverbs.

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Okay? So anyone who would like to touch our

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Palestinian culture must touch our proverbs. Okay?

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Because our popular proverbs reflect our own

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character, our own culture, our own civilization.

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This means that once you translate, you have not

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to look on words. You have to look on the general

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meaning compared with the culture of the people

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and to focus on the ideational translation, not

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the formal translation. Otherwise, you give

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another meaning.

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Okay. Now, if you look to the origin of the

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English proverbs, I can very, very simply state

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that the proverb has mostly unknown history. We

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don't know about the origin of lots of proverbs

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because these are sayings originally said by

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individuals then repeated by others and by the run

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of time they became as a sort of wisdom which

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changed to proverb. So they are repeated by people

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by the run of time and they are transferred from

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generation to another until reaching us. So we

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don't know the origin of these proverbs except

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some. Okay? We have some proverbs are derived from

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literature, for example, like the literature of

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Shakespeare in Medievals. We have some proverbs

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derived from the Bible. Some other proverbs are

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originally Latin or Greek or Portuguese. So they

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are borrowed from other languages. You have lots

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of Arabic proverbs available in English. You have

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lots of Arabic vocabulary available in English. We

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counted 10,000 words okay in English dictionary

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originally derived from Arabic so we have Arabic

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proverbs inserted in the English dictionary or the

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English proverbs okay we have a collection of

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proverbs available

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in many languages, but if you look to their

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origin, you find them already borrowed from other

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languages. Okay?

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So in general, we can assume that proverbs with

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more abstract type of wisdom began life in this

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way. Proverbs like the end justifies the means,

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which appears to have taken its bow in a 17th

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century. The ends justifies the means. الغاية تبرر

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الوسيلة Okay? So this is available or it was

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available in the 17th century theological

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treatise. Okay? Or the wish is further to the

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thought.

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Which as far as we know was first given expression

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to by Julius Caesar. or a soft answer turneth away

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wrath. This is directly driven from the Bible.

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Okay?

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But most of the proverbs are borrowed from other

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cultures. Okay? This is we speak about English

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proverbs.

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But it's very difficult to decide the source of

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the proverb itself. Some proverbs are originally

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derived or borrowed from Latin, French or Spanish.

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But there is no proof about that, about the origin

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of the proverb. We understand that this proverb is

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not English originally, maybe derived from other

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cultures, but we cannot say that this is Latin,

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this Portuguese, this, we just assume that. So we

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have some sort of assumptions, mostly about most

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of the proverbs.

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Here we have the proverbs derived from the Bible

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appear very clearly. Okay.

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Okay. We have the hardest free thinkers or thinker

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will show no hesitation in drawing upon them to

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illustrate a rational point. Any thinker relies on

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proverbs derived from the Bible. Completely like

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us, once you write, your composition or your

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essay, or you give a talk, you rely to the Holy

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Quran, to verses from the Holy Quran. Okay? And

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you rely to some discourse from the Prophet. Okay?

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So we have prophetic discourse and we have Quranic

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verses that are relied on for just exemplifying or

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solidifying our talk, or our speech, our writing,

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our expressions, for expressing a certain idea or

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for conveying a certain idea to the people. We

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rely on these sources. This corresponds to the

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Christians who rely on the Bible. for taking some

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proverbs. These proverbs originally are religious.

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Okay. So they are taken from the Bible, maybe from

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the Quran and from the holy books, other holy

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books.

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Once I say, for example, the spirit is willing,

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but the flesh is weak. العين بصيرة والإيد قصيرة

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This is a Biblical proverb. Okay? If we translate

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this formally, we come out with incorrect

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translation.

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It's quite difficult, quite far from the original

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meaning. So we rely on what is called ideational

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translation. Okay? Or functional translation. We

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have also some proverbs which are derived from

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literary sources, mainly Shakespeare. Okay? These

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proverbs are attributed to the products of

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Shakespeare and his plays. Cowards die many times

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before their deaths.

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Okay. Cowards die many times before their deaths.

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Here we have الجبناء يموت الجبناء عدة مرات قبل أن

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يموتوا. Okay. So this is patriotic proverb. It

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refers to patriotic meaning available in

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Shakespeare's writing, okay, while speaking about

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the nation or the people in the medieval age,

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in the 16th century. So he might speak about

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patriotism and nationalism here, He cited this

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example to show those wicked people, coward

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people, evil people who fear death and cannot

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sacrifice themselves for the sake of their nation,

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for the sake of their country. Okay? So this is

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literally proverb. So we have proverbs borrowed

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from other cultures Proverbs borrowed from the

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Bible and proverbs borrowed from literary sources

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like Shakespeare, for example.

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Now, we come to what's called interpretation. The

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interpretation of the proverb. How are proverbs to

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be interpreted? What's their full meaning? We

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understand that the real words of the proverb

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cannot give the exact and the specific meaning.

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Okay? But the proverb is taken as one unit. Okay?

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And we take the meaning as also one unit. This

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must be connected with the tradition or the

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culture of the language or say the community. So

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this means that if you need to translate or to

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interpret the proverb, you have not to look very,

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very deeply and very carefully to the words. You

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have to understand the meaning and the tradition

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and to assume or to predict the ideational meaning

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of the proverb. I mean the ideational you have to

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translate ideationally and you have to focus on

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ideational or at least functional translation. So

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we have the example a stitch in time saves nine.

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This is the literal translation

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As we translated just five minutes ago, غرزة في

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مكانها أو موعدها أفضل من تسعة. Okay? But this is

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not the correct translation, not the correct

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interpretation. A stitch in time saves nine was

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the literal truth the busy housewife had learned

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in looking after the family's clothes. Okay?

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So, I mean this one refers to house life. When I

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say التدبير نصف المعيشة We mean how to run your

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house, how to run your home life, how to run your

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living very systematically and carefully. Okay?

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And we can take the ideational translation, which

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refers to the treatment, how to care about your

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health. الوقاية خير من قنطار علاج

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We have the proverbs available in education.

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So we have a space for the proverb in the

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classroom. And this was available right from the

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10th century. Okay. We have this appear very

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clearly in the educational system or the British

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educational system.

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Most of the proverbs here may be taken from other

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languages like Latin. Okay. So we have many

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generations from children transfer this proverb

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which they take at school from one generation to

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another. Okay.

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So To have a proper way of teaching, we can

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introduce proverbs within our saying. To have a

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proper essay, you can use a proverb or many

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proverbs in your writing. The more you use

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proverbs, the more you solidify your writing, the

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more you reinforce your expressions, the more you

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clarify your idea. Okay? So the shortcut way for

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the proper and solidified composition or essay is

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the insertion of proverbs. The more you introduce

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proverbs in your writing, the more you introduce

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proverbs in your language, the more you are

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expressive. Even in our culture, the guy who uses

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more proverbs in his saying or her saying is

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looked to as a wise man. And he deserves listening

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to listen to. He deserves listening to him. So we

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respect. Or we pay high respect to those who use

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proverbs within their talk. Okay? Because we can

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judge people not according to their appearance,

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but according to the language they produce, the

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speech they say. So the more you utter proverbs,

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the more you use your sight proverbs, the more You

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appear in the eyes of others as a

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wise man or a wise lady. Okay? So you have lots of

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blue verbs are of similar meanings. Once I say,

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for example, once bitten twice shy. A paired child

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dreads the fire. Parking dogs seldom bite. Enough

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is good as a feast. Many a little makes a nickel.

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Okay. So you have the same, the same meaning.

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Okay. These blue verbs, they differ in language.

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They are very close to each other in meaning.

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Okay. We rely on them or on these blue verbs just

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to solidify our own language.

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We have here lots of blue verbs I need to cite and

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to analyze with you.

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Yes, pay attention please.

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As we mentioned, we have three types of

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translation for the proverbs. We have the formal,

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functional, and ideational proverb.

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The treaty has remained dead letter since then.

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و بقيت المعاهدة حبرا على ورق. This is the

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functional translation. But I need the formal

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translation. و بقيت المعاهدة حرفا ميتا.

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حرفا ميتا so this is literal translation refers to

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the formal translation okay which in which we

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translate the proverb word by word but

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ideationally بقيت الاتفاقية دون تطبيق okay على

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الإطلاق لم تطبق الاتفاقية أو المعاهدة حتى الآن

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okay

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When I say, for example, out of the frying pan

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into the fire. When I put it just in a sentence

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like Ali or Ali's decision to leave his job for a

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new one was ill thought. Out of the frying pan

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into the fire.

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Just formally, we can say what we can say formally

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however

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this

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translation is formal Okay. How could we translate

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functionally?

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Functional translation. Now I need educational

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translation.

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So what could we say? How could we translate this?

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Okay,

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which is quite difficult. It's difficult to

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understand. This is functional. It's quite

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accepted. It's near to your understanding, to your

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thoughts, to your mentality. However, once

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speaking about صارت الأمور من سيئين إلى أسوأ

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becomes very clear, can be understood by all types

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of people regardless to their culture, by ordinary

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people. So the example or say the proverb becomes

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popular because it's easy to understand.

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Like father, like son.

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This is what? Functional translation. Formal

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translation.

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الولد لأبي. The girl is for her mom. البنت لأمه.

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This is formal, functional.

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This is ideational.

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So this

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relates to our own Palestinian culture. Okay? A

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pear in the hand is worth two in the bush.

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Okay, so this is the ideational translation

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however formal translation action

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speaks or action speak louder than words okay

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Once I say the spirit is willing, but the flesh is

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weak. This is a Biblical proverb as we mentioned.

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This is ideational.

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Don't count your chickens before they are hatched.

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This is ideational translation. It refers to our

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own culture. It's from our own dialect, from our

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own Palestinian dialect.

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A live dog is better than a dead lion.

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Okay. This is okay ideational translation. So this

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is, this refers to the culture, the Islamic

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culture. Is this from the Islamic culture? No,

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certainly no. This is directly driven from the

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Jewish culture. Yes.

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So they have this proverb in their culture. A live

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dog is better than a dead lion. You understand?

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Okay.

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After a storm comes calm.

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And the ideational translation is.

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So we have this is as ideational translation for

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the same proverb.

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Once I say, for example, Ali added

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insult to injury instead of solving the problem.

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Okay, this is functional translation. What about

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ideational translation?

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Okay, answer Fatima. Hanan or Fatima has wide

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experience in teaching.

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This is functional translation. Okay, ideational

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translation.

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Okay fine.

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So we have, as you see, Three types of translation

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for the proverb. Here we focus on the ideational

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translation or we can accept also the functional

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translation.

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Let's see.

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Once I say, don't cry over split milk.

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This is the formal translation. That problem is

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over, move on. Okay? It means that problem is

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over. Move on. Okay? Yani what happened, happened.

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Okay? Bimana elle fat, yani lit by guns, be by

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guns. Okay. Don't count your chickens until they

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are hatched. Wait for success to celebrate.

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With the

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cats away, the mice will play.

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This is the ideational translation. Some work only

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when the boss watches. Some work only when the

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boss watches. But once the boss is absent,

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this means that there will be no work. A penny

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saved is a penny earned.

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It means not spending is the same as earning

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money.

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Is this the ideational translation of the proverb?

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So this refers to saving money, okay? But you have

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to be generous.

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Biggers should not be choosers.

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Don't complain about free gifts. So once you have

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a gift, don't complain about it. You have to

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accept whatever it is. Okay?

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You can't lead a horse to water, but you can't

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make them You can lead a horse to water, but you

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can't make them drink. Okay? What does this mean?

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You can only help those who want help.

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Okay?

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Birds of a feather flock together. Birds over go

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together. Birds over go together. It's the same.

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The same verb. This is

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ideational translation.

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You can't have your cake and eat it too. What does

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this mean?

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You can't have your cake and eat it too. This is

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ideational translation. You can't use and save the

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same item.

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A parking dog A barking dog never bites.

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Many people talk without any action.

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Do we have equivalent proverb in our own culture?

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لا تقول ما لا تفعل

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It is similar to the verse in Surat As-Saff, I

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think.

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Okay,

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Rome wasn't built in a day. And be patient and

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keep struggling.

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بمعنى we have a proverb similar to it in our own

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culture. So it can be translated ideationally as

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فى التأنى سلامة وفى العجلة الندمة necessity

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is the mother of invention الحاجة أم الإختراع We

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create things once we need them.

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A fox smells its own layer first.

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If you are the first person to notice a fault in

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someone else because you have the same fault.

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It refers

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to

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the same line in the poem,

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لسانك لاتذكر بيه عورة عورة لسانك لاتذكر بيه عورة

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لسانك لاتذكر بيه عورة لسانك لتذكر بيه عورة لسانك

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لسانك لتذكر بيه عورة لسانك لسانك لتذكر بيه عورة

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لسانك لسانك لتذكر بيه عورة لسانك لسانك لسانك لتذكر

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بيه عورة لسانك لسانك لسانك لسانك لسانك لسانك لسانك

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لسانك لسانك لسانك لسانك لسانك لسانك I cited here

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more than 300 proverbs written to you. I am going

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to have these slides and this folder of proverbs

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on my webpage so you can have a look on them. You

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can read them, learn them by heart because it's

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very easy to translate them in future. We need to

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touch the proverbs next time once again to see

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these proverbs and translate them and we are going

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to touch the Arabic proverbs and how could we

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translate from Arabic to English. Okay, that's for

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today. Thank you.