- Do not take up your own business; do not be lazy over your own business.
- A clerk without a pen, that a soldier without a gun.
- The gardener is good - the gooseberry is good.
- Good tailor with stock tailors.
- The patient needs a doctor, and the hungry needs a kalach.
- The teacher that the parent is thinking about good.
- For this, the blacksmith and pincers hold so that his hands do not burn.
- A long thread is a lazy seamstress.
- What is fiber, such is canvas.
- Good seasoning - and glory to the cook.
- Without an ax - not a carpenter, without a shovel - not a gardener.
- A good cook praises himself.
- The seamstress knows the thimble.
- Achieve good success: build fast and cheap!
- To whom to what, and to the blacksmith to the anvil.
- Where there are many doctors, there are many patients.
- Live with reason, and healers are not needed.
- The miller has bread, the hunter has meat.
- Avos and the fisherman pushes under the sides.
- With a thin ax and a good carpenter sit down.
- The cook cooks on the eye, the cook tastes.
- Pharmacists treat, and the sick cry.
- There, bread will not be born, where someone does not work in the field.
- Need will teach the blacksmith to stitch boots.
- Our locksmith is a cousin blacksmith.
- Came to the workshop - work best.
- Each craft has its first students.
- By sign - boss, and by work bureaucrat.
- Doctrine forms the mind, education - mores.
- Without a craft as without hands.
- With an affectionate word, you will melt a stone client.
- With a good carpenter, bad hands shake.
- Take care of everything skillfully.
- Every craft is honest, except for theft.
- The economy loves a strong hand.
- Whoever serves the wind pays smoke.
- Thinks a carpenter with an ax, and a scribbler with a pen.
- If not a musician, do not pick up the violin.
- Each master has his own business.
- Trading with a twinkle - making a profit.
- A good bookkeeper is good and accounting.
- In mining work, one concern is that work should go the way.
- Either weave, or spin, or sing songs!
- Every happiness is a blacksmith.
- Avos and the fisherman pushes under the sides.
- Glue and a planer to a joiner father's relatives.
- The hammer does not forge the iron, the blacksmith forges.
- Good is the one who feeds and feeds, and the one who remembers the bread and salt is good.
- The threads are harsh, but the tailor is weak: neither a shirt nor a dressing gown are suitable.
- Take a little bastard and give a strap.
Using the proverbs about work for preschool children, schoolchildren, boys and girls, you can give an impetus to the fact that children will find among many professions their one and only one, which will stick to the soul. Thus, proverbs and sayings about work can help determine your life path.
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