i like this proverb actully, and it was easy to guess what it describes.
in my culture we have a same meaning for this proverb, which i can translate it to " a one day older person have knowledge and experience like one year more than you"
Wow, that's another good one. I'm starting to link similar proverbs from different sources. For instance, a similar proverb from Nigeria states that "What an elder sees while sitting, a child cannot see from the tallest tree." Sometimes, "the tallest tree" is replaced with "the tallest mountain." What culture/country/location can I credit for the one you suggested?
First of all, you are a very talented writer 😊
i like this proverb actully, and it was easy to guess what it describes.
in my culture we have a same meaning for this proverb, which i can translate it to " a one day older person have knowledge and experience like one year more than you"
keep up the good job 🌸
Wow, that's another good one. I'm starting to link similar proverbs from different sources. For instance, a similar proverb from Nigeria states that "What an elder sees while sitting, a child cannot see from the tallest tree." Sometimes, "the tallest tree" is replaced with "the tallest mountain." What culture/country/location can I credit for the one you suggested?
This is my favorite! Appreciate our elders.
And we appreciate people like you who step up and step in. The ones on whose watch no child's neck sags. We are grateful!