el proverbio
[pɾo.'βɛɾ.βjo]
masculine noun
proverb
Lesson: Stories, Level 33
How the word "el proverbio" is translated into English
[pɾo.'βɛɾ.βjo]
masculine noun
proverb
Lesson: Stories, Level 33
Mi abuela siempre tiene un proverbio para cada situación.
[mj aˈβwela ˈsjempɾe ˈtjene um pɾoˈβeɾβjo ˈpaɾa ˈkaða sitwaˈθjon.]
My grandmother always has a proverb for every situation.
¿Conoces el proverbio «más vale tarde que nunca»?
[¿koˈnoθes el pɾoˈβeɾβjo «ˈmaz ˈβale ˈtaɾðe ke ˈnuŋka»?]
Do you know the proverb "better late than never"?
Muchos proverbios españoles hablan del tiempo y del campo.
[ˈmuʧos pɾoˈβeɾβjos espaˈɲoles ˈaβlan del ˈtjempo i ðel ˈkampo.]
Many Spanish proverbs are about the weather and the countryside.
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