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Sum tawh kisai Paunak pawlkhat


@ Ready money is the safest medicine (Bulgarian)
  • A baihsa a om sum pen a lungmuanhuaipen zatui hi.
@ Money is a master everywhere (Czech).
  • Sum pen mun khempeuhah To (topa) hi.
@ It is expensive goods that empty one’s purse (Voyvodina).
  • Sumbawm sung a hawm khat adingin vante tam man hi.
@ When money speaks, the world keeps silent (Swedish).
  • Sum a pau ciang’ leitung dai hi.
@ Money is waiting to be counted (Latin).
  • Sum in a ki sim ding ngakin om hi.
@ Money is in the eyes of many, but in hands of few (Sardinian). 
  • Sum in mi tampi muhna ah om a, mi tawmbek i’ khut sungah om hi.
@ Save white money for black days (Serbian)
  • A mial nite adingin, a siangtho sum khol in.
@ Work done expects money (Portuguese).
  • Sum na lamet leh na sem in.
@ Money, land, and women are the roots of quarrel (Hindustani)
  • Sum, leitang leh nupite in kitot theihna i’ a zungte hi.
@ Money has a hundred legs when it goes and only two when it comes (Serbian)
  • Sum in a paikhiat ciang’ khe za nei a, ei kiang hong pai ciang’ khe nih bek nei hi.
@ With money you would not know yourself, without money nobody would know you (Spanish).
  • Sum leh a kihtakhuai (dawi, kau) van in kidaisak theilo hi.
@ Some people are masters of money, and some are slaves (Riumanian).
  • Mi pawlkhatte in sum i’ topa hi a, pawlkhatte in sum i’ sila hi.
@ Money cannot buy thing that are not for sale (Chinese).
  • Zuak ding a hilote sumin ki lei thei lo.
@ If you have money, all you say is gospel truth.
  • Sum na neih leh, na gen khempeuh lungdamna thuman thutak hi.


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