Proverbs about the language ✍ 50 sayings about speech, word, writing, reading, culture, funny, in Russian

Without a tongue and a bell mute.
Be your own master.
Where words are rare, there they have weight.
Silly speeches are like dust in the wind.
Good silence is better than thin grunt.
A kind word to man is that it rains in a drought.
He doesn’t speak for a long time - the mind saves, but says - there’s nothing to listen to.
The sting is acute, and the tongue is sharper than that.
What is the mind, such is the speech.
The ringing of the bell is not a prayer, the cry is not a conversation.
He who thinks clearly states clearly.
Better to say than to retell.
Better to trip over with your foot than with a word.
Rumor is without wings, but flies.
An unspoken word sometimes thunders like thunder.
A short speech is good, and a long speech is good.
A sharp tongue will lure a snake out of the nest.
The pen is always bolder than the tongue.
The truthful word is like a medicine: bitter, but it heals.
My heart groans when you are silent.
The spoken word is lost, not spoken - its own.
The word to keep is not to run in the wind.
The word is not an arrow, but the heart is ulcerating.
Think first, and then tell us.
What is written with a pen cannot be cut down with an ax.
He has a tongue like a razor.
Do not be afraid of a knife, tongue.
The razor scratches, and the word cuts.
From friendly words, the tongue does not dry out.
And you affectionately add a dog, so it twists its tail (it will not bite so soon).
Own language, own and speaking (pronunciation, reprimand).
You can’t tell the language, and you won’t spread your fingers.
He begins to remember how he starts to city, he forgets people.
That who amuses, that about that also speaks.
Small language, but owns the whole body.
From one word - yes, a quarrel forever.
The word is not a sparrow: fly out - you will not catch.
Take bread for lunch, and a word for an answer.
A living word is more expensive than a dead letter.
Language gives the message.
The field is red with millet, and the conversation is smart.
Melet is day to evening, but there is nothing to listen to.
My tongue is my enemy: before the mind prowls, seeks trouble.
What the word says, it will bestow a ruble.
Be able to say, be able and keep silent.
He speaks red, but to listen is sickening.
To listen to a short speech is good, to think well under a long speech.
To talk with you that honey to get drunk.
To say good morning, to keep silent at bad.
He says that he is pouring peas right into the wall.

When you finished reading, you saw that sayings and proverbs about the Russian language, a kind of written fount of wisdom that our ancestors were able to write, show us a class in the culture of behavior in society. After all, proverbs about the native language, proverbs about the word are our common heritage.