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Spare the rod and spoil the child.

Scratch a civilized person and you find a savage.

If you have a complaint, say it straight out. Your attitude is the very definition of two-facedness.

Open your mouth and you'll put your foot in it; fools are the ones who love to talk.

Like father, like son — they're both hopeless.

'I hope mother isn't angry,' she thought.

You'll get scolded when mom gets home.

If your livelihood is poor, life becomes unbearable.

When I try to walk, I get a sharp pain right here.

Lawyers get a huge payout when they win a case.

A child who only studies and never plays will go bad.

I wish I had married a different man.

If you're angry, count to ten. If you're really angry, count to a hundred.

One bad apple spoils the whole barrel.

Whenever my father takes an umbrella out, he always leaves it somewhere.

Whenever she argues with him, she always ends up compromising.

Whenever she was in trouble, she could always call on her parents.

If you don't study, you'll fail the exam.

If you put on a disguise, no one will recognize you.

Looking at the problem from a different angle might help.

I'm not forcing this on you. If you don't want to, that's fine.

If the rice harvest drops, there'll be serious trouble.

If you can't keep your cool, you'll lose your position.

Reading literature cultivates the mind.

When the struggle subsided, discussions resumed.

If there's anything you don't understand, ask me anytime.

If you rush through things, you'll make mistakes.

When he gets angry, he often uses foul language.

When the wind died down, it suddenly became quiet.

When I peeked into the room, nobody was there.