El Comal le dijo a la olla

“The frying pan told the cooker” it’s from an old children’s carol and talks about not criticizing others, be a nice person, don’t be the comal.

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Aquí está tu molcajete para que sigas machacando “Here is your “molcajete” so you can keep grinding” The molcajete is a stone bowl used to grind spices and make salsas and “mole”.  So, when someone is nagging you, just tell them this.

Al nopal sólo se le arriman cuando tiene tunas “They only get close to the nopal when it has tunas” … let me explain, the nopal has thorns, like really hardcore thorns, so everyone stays away, but the nopal also has a fruit, the “tunas” and that is when people get close to the nopal, only to pick the fruit. Do you see the moral of the story?

Perro que ladra no muerde “A Dog who barks doesn't bite'' there are plenty of those everywhere. Beware of the dog who doesn’t bark!

Botellita de jerez, todo lo que digas será al revés This one rhymes in Spanish so this is going to sound terrible: “jerry bottle, everything you say will be backwards”... ok, so, everything you say to me, will be attributed to you. A kid’s first defense against bullying. “im stupid? you’re stupid!” :D

Agua que no has de beber, déjala correr “Water you aren’t drinking, let it run” is another beauty of the Mexican popular sayings, teaching us about not accumulating wealth in spite of others. Very powerful!.

Camarón que se duerme se lo lleva la corriente “Shrimp who falls to sleep, is taken by the current” so yes, just like that, life can pass you by if you are always “asleep”, so wake up and live!