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Knowledge makes one laugh, but wealth makes one dance. — English
Leave alone a dance you are unable to perform. — Cameroonian
Lentils without onions are like a dance without music. — Greek
Love teaches asses to dance. — French
Money makes dogs dance. — French
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More belongs to dancing than a pair of fine shoes. — Icelandic
Necessity teaches even the lame to dance. — German
Necessity skips, necessity dances, necessity sings songs. — Russian
No longer pipe, no longer dance. — English
Not every one that dances is glad. — French
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Sense is required for business, music for dancing. — Finnish
The poor must dance as the rich pipe. — German
The mosque is no place to dance. — Iranian
The bear dances, but the gypsy takes the money. — Russian
The bear doesn't dance for his own pleasure. — Rumanian
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The dance is good when the music is good. — Filipino
The willing dancer is easily played to. — Hungarian
They love dancing well that dance among the thorns. — English
They who dance are thought mad by those who hear not the music. — English
When the crane attempts to dance with the horse it gets broken bones. — Danish
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When the lights go out, the mice begin to dance. — Yiddish
When you go to dance, take heed whom you take by the hand. — Danish
When nuns dance the devil does not weep. — Rumanian
When a donkey is well off he goes dancing on ice. — Czech
Who does not love to dance, does not love to sing. — Cameroonian
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