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Compiled by Yohanes Manhitu
- Some are fitted for one thing and others for another. (From Latin for Beginners, Benjamin L. D’ooge)
- By patience and perseverance all things in this world can be overcome. (From Latin for Beginners, Benjamin L. D’ooge)
- Everything is worthwhile if the soul is not small. (From Fernando Pessoa, a Portuguese poet)
- Egli desidera essere amato senza limiti perché senza limiti ha amato. (Italian, He wants to be loved without limits because without limits he has loved.) (From Madre Speranza)
- The first key to write is to write, not to think. (From Finding Forrester, a nice movie on the life of a famous writer)
- You write your first draft with your heart and you rewrite it with your head. (From Finding Forrester, a nice movie on the life of a famous writer)
- Si vis bene loquere, loqui. Si vis bene scrivere, scrive. (Latin, If you want to speak well, speak. If you want to write well, write.) (Anonymous)
- Tmeup onlê ate, tah onlê usif. (Uab Meto, Let’s work like a slave, and eat like a king.) (Proverb of the Dawan people of Timor)
- Peh-mepu, makoê-‘sokô. (Uab Meto, Lazy to work, but diligent with the spoon). (Proverb of the Dawan people of Timor)
- Cada cabeça, cada sentença. (Portuguese, Many men, many minds)
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