Proverbs are a way to test your language skills both understanding and interpreting their meaning. Often thought of being words of wisdom, I enjoy reading a list and learning the meaning. There are so many. However, there are common ones you hear daily because they are used in conversation, literature, the newspaper etc.
As well, some are regional meaning you may only hear in the DR or Cuba or Colombia etc. and the regional ones usually have a more general equivalent in the Spanish-speaking world.
Here is a list from Thought.com (a very good website BTW for all things Spanish). These are some common proverbs in Spanish and their meaning in English.
https://www.thoughtco.com/more-spanish-proverbs-3079512
Here is an example of one I often tell myself:
No dejes para mañana lo que puedes hacer hoy.
-MP.
As well, some are regional meaning you may only hear in the DR or Cuba or Colombia etc. and the regional ones usually have a more general equivalent in the Spanish-speaking world.
Here is a list from Thought.com (a very good website BTW for all things Spanish). These are some common proverbs in Spanish and their meaning in English.
https://www.thoughtco.com/more-spanish-proverbs-3079512
Here is an example of one I often tell myself:
No dejes para mañana lo que puedes hacer hoy.
-MP.