SOLUTION A WORLD OF IMAGEN
IDIOM:
an optimistic view of reality,
because it indicates that
something good can be
extracted from an adversity,
DEFINITIONS:
Acts bad has bad intentions
towards the other.
To Does physical and
psychological damage.
A bad deed towards the
neighbor
some misfortunes may turn
into good news or
achievements
 Luis had a job interview yesterday for which he felt
very optimistic but unfortunately he was not given the
job. in the afternoon he received a call from another
job offer and, before the end of the day, he went for
the interview. He had better luck, they gave him the job
and better job benefits."
 It is not a question of pointing out that every evil
produces a good, on the contrary, what one wants to
express is that from the bad things can emerge better
things.
IN COLOMBIAN SPANISH
No hay mal que por bien no venga.
IDIOM:
It is a saying that contains
much wisdom. It is that, in
fact, either evil (the disease)
ends with the body, taking it
to the grave before reaching
the hundred years, or the
body reveals itself and
defeats the evil that afflicts it.
 Andrea can endure a suffering for some time, but there
comes a time when it no longer resists it and has to
make a decision to change it.
 literally refers to that despite the problems that are lived
in life do not last forever
IN COLOMBIAN SPANISH

DEFINITIONS: No hay mal que dure cien años ni cuerpo que lo resista

used to comfort a person

who is going through a
problem or negative
situation.

is symbolically used to say

that there may be bad times,
but that does not mean that it
is a bad life.
IDIOM:
means that when a matter is not
the concern of the individual, it
is best not to get involved and
let the water follow its natural
course. In this sense, it can be
said that this saying is related to
interference in other people’s
affairs.
DEFINITIONS:
It is not advisable to meddle,
but to let it pass, and to those
who truly affect it, to let
themselves be the ones who
seek a solution.
If we are on the bank of a river
and we are not going to drink
from it, we must let the water
run its course until it reaches
those who do need it or want to
drink from it. If not, we will only
make it impossible for the water
to reach where it should.
 It means that when something doesn’t
interest you, when it’s something that
doesn’t concern you at all, doesn’t affect
you, you don’t have to get involved or get
involved, but you have to let it go. We must
not in any way hoard things that are alien to
us, nor must we remain superfluous.
 when something does not interest you or is
not of your concern it is better not to meddle,
not to get involved in other people’s affairs to
prevent them to take the right path, likewise
it alludes to that if you do not want or want
something with enough desire, don’t take it
and don’t hold it back, this applies to things
as well as to people.
IN COLOMBIAN SPANISH
Agua que no has de beber mejor déjala correr
IDIOM:
is used when it is believed
that a person cannot change
his way of being because he
has not been educated or
trained "as it should" since
he was a child.
DEFINITIONS:
when we make reference
that people on their journey
of education and life do not
teach them to do the right
thing and always act in bad
faith towards others
pretending to have changes
that were not corrected at
the time
IN COLOMBIAN SPANISH
Árbol que crece torcido nunca sus ramas endereza
 Mother, if you see John, charging me for the
favor he did me, after so much I have helped
him. Oh, dear! , that boy has no remedy, is
that tree that is born crooked, never its branch
straightens.
 Pepe, how did it go with your brother Emiliano?
Dad, at first I was very happy because I saw
him working at the factory but after 1 month he
told me he was retiring because the work was
so hard. I was filled with patience and managed
to locate him with a colleague friend of mine
and started working with him. And yesterday my
friend called me, that Emiliano 1 week ago will
not work. No more dad! Emiliano is an
irresponsible man who got used to his family
solving all his problems, which are generated
by his irresponsibility.
IDIOM:
serves to symbolize
ingratitude, to the ungrateful
who pays with evil the good
they have done to him.
DEFINITIONS:
The world of ungrateful and
against them warns us this
saying that criticizes those
who after being favored do
not know how to be grateful
to their benefactor and return
favor with evil.
 When winter came, a farmer found a cold cold
snake. He took pity on her, picked her up and put
her in his chest. Revived by the heat, the viper,
regained her senses and killed her benefactor,
who, feeling dead, exclaimed: -Well I deserve him
for having pitied me with an evil being! Moraleja:
Do not trust the wicked, believing that doing him
a favor will change his nature.
 Who cast him out of her went into his house;
though he was not evil, for I brought him out of
a vice so great

IN COLOMBIAN SPANISH

Cría cuervos y te sacaran los ojos

IDIOM:
the promptness of the one
who gives what is asked.
This saying also has  josefina seeing in her work the low performance
another meaning: it points of her partner decisidio new strategies to help
to the advantage of being the company in which she worked receiving
ahead of others or good results.
anticipating events, being
the first in something  is to take the initiative of something in some
field circumstance or eventuality is to go first
DEFINITIONS: there are always more possibilities and more
It is better to take the gratification
initiative onsomething,
since it gives us
advantages over another
one that is not so diligent is
of very common use, so
que can hear different
variants. IN COLOMBIAN SPANISH

El que pega primero pega dos veces

IDIOM:
It is a well known and well
known saying in the lexicon
of lawyers, meaning that in
some cases the law is
applied in the interest of the
authority that dictates it
DEFINITIONS:
if there is something
unnatural to human nature
in general is its ability to
adapt circumstances to its
interests, and while the
citizen "on foot" we must
swallow our discrepancies
with some laws
 Laws are subject to interpretation, different
applications depending on the case, and
although those who know the law are not free
to suffer its consequences ("ignorance of the
law does not exempt its enforcement"), we
know that stealing is a crime (How they treat
you when, even by mistake, the sensors of
shops and supermarkets sound!) and yet they
pass through us frauds, deceptions and
corruption cases that not only keep the guilty
"on the streets", but they have the approval of
those who vote for them, thus keeping them in
that privileged situation in which they can
continue to steal...
IN COLOMBIAN SPANISH
Hecha la ley hecha la trampa