SPANISH LOVE PROVERBS
The following is a list of our favorite old-time Spanish love proverbs, we hope you find some advice about love while you read them.
- Chancla que yo tiro, no la vuelvo a levantar. – If I throw my sandal, I am never picking it up.
Meaning/Usage: Once I let you go, I will never want you back.
- Frente al amor y la muerte no sirve de nada ser fuerte. – Face love head on because death has no strength.
Meaning/Usage: Fight for love with your whole might.
- Agua que no has de beber, déjala correr. – Water that isn’t drinkable, let it run.
Meaning/Usage: If it’s not working, let it go.
- Amor loco, yo por tí y tú por otro. – Crazy love, I for you and you for another.
Meaning/Usage: It’s crazy to love someone who doesn’t love you, but loves another instead.
- Amor de niño, agua en cestillo. – Love of child, water in basket.
Meaning/Usage: Young love is fickle.
