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Proverbs with illustrations

This is about proverbs with illustrations by Takayuki Nagai. Posting will be twice a week.

Thursday, March 8, 2007

Even if it rains or spears fall


No matter what happens

(Japanese)
Even if it rains or spears fall
雨(あめ)が降(ふ)ろうが槍(やり)が降(ふ)ろうが

(Español)

No importa lo que pase, aunque llueva o caigan lanzas.
Mas que un proverbio, es un dicho que encierra una promesa o compromiso, que en español solemos decir también: "Allí estaré, llueva, truene o relampaguee".
Posted by macky at 5:17 AM

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