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Cites famoses

Tots coneixem cites de personalitats famoses en les nostres pròpies llengües i cultures. Però quantes en coneixem en altres llengües? Aquí us oferim l'oportunitat de descobrir la saviesa, les veritats (o mitges veritats!), la creativitat, l'humor i de vegades el cinisme d'un gran nombre de cultures i llengües, així com els seus orígens. Teniu una cita preferida? Ens encantaria que ens ho féssiu saber!

Cites famoses

Tots coneixem cites de personalitats famoses en les nostres pròpies llengües i cultures. Però quantes en coneixem en altres llengües? Aquí us oferim l'oportunitat de descobrir la saviesa, les veritats (o mitges veritats!), la creativitat, l'humor i de vegades el cinisme d'un gran nombre de cultures i llengües, així com els seus orígens. Teniu una cita preferida? Ens encantaria que ens ho féssiu saber!
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69

Evig eies kun det tapte. Only what is lost is possessed forever.

By Henrik Ibsen


68

Den sterkeste mann i verden, det er han som står mest alene. You see, the point is that the strongest man in the world is he who stands most alone.

By Henrik Ibsen


402

Det er bedre å tenne et lys enn å forbanne mørket. It is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness

By Unknown
This saying emphasises the importance of taking action and making a positive impact, rather than simply complaining or dwelling on negative circumstances.


165

Det eneste spørsmålet som virkelig betyr noe, må være dette: Blir det bedre eller verre? The only question that really matters must be this one: Is it getting better or worse?

By Erlend Loe, novelist and screenwriter
Taken from Loe's novel 'Naïve. Super', this quote represents a fundamental question about the quality of one's life, as the novel's protagonist confronts the existential question of life's purpose.


166

I dag våkner jeg og har mange tanker. Helt sikkert mer enn fem. Det er et mas. Today I wake up and have many thoughts. Definitely more than five. It’s a hassle.

By Erlend Loe, Norwegian novelist
The quote expresses a feeling of being overwhelmed by the sheer volume of thoughts one experiences. It reflects the complexity and sometimes chaotic nature of the human mind.