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病は口より入り、禍は口より出ず

proverb

(idiomatic) Speak no ill-fated words; let no feeding cause you ailment; literally Diseases enter through the mouth, disasters come out of the mouth.

He cautioned not to speak ill of others, saying, 'Illness enters by the mouth, and disaster does not come out of it.'

君子の交わりは淡きこと水の如し

proverb

true friendship between two people of accomplishment needs not be overly demonstrative

一言既に出ずれば駟馬も追い難し

proverb

a word once spoken is hard to catch even with a four-horse carriage; a word once spoken cannot be undone

He quoted the proverb 'Once a word leaves your mouth, you cannot chase it back even with the swiftest horse' to teach me to choose my words carefully.

天の時は地の利に如かず、地の利は人の和に如かず

phrase

(literally) earthly advantage is more important than heavenly time, man's harmony is more important than earthly advantage

He said, 'The advantages of heaven and earth are nothing compared to the harmony among people,' emphasizing the importance of teamwork.

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