Difference between revisions of "Pamaput"
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|ban=[PROVERB] Sayang-sayang kendang pamuputne masih gupeka. | |ban=[PROVERB] Sayang-sayang kendang pamuputne masih gupeka. | ||
|en=[Literally] Loving a drum, but finally it still is hit. You love a drum, but your continue to hit it. | |en=[Literally] Loving a drum, but finally it still is hit. You love a drum, but your continue to hit it. | ||
− | A drum hangs around your neck, but, | + | A drum hangs around your neck, but, even though you like it, you hit it. This is like a woman who loves a man, who is always hanging around her neck. However, even though she may love him, she bosses him around and hits him. |
|credit=AMP Godschalk | |credit=AMP Godschalk | ||
|ref=F. Eiseman - PROVERBS, 1987 | |ref=F. Eiseman - PROVERBS, 1987 | ||
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[PROVERB] Sayang-sayang kendang pamuputne masih gupeka.
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[Literally] Loving a drum, but finally it still is hit. You love a drum, but your continue to hit it.
A drum hangs around your neck, but, even though you like it, you hit it. This is like a woman who loves a man, who is always hanging around her neck. However, even though she may love him, she bosses him around and hits him.
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