Uruguayan expressions often reflect the country’s laid-back culture. “A mal tiempo, buena cara” (To bad weather, a good face) encourages optimism in adversity. “El que se quema con leche, ve una vaca y llora” (He who burns himself with milk sees a cow and cries) warns about being overly cautious due to past experiences. “No hay que tirar manteca al techo” (Don’t throw butter at the ceiling) advises against wasteful behavior.
Uruguayan Sayings
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