| 264 | There is no place like home. | Betapa baik pun tempat orang, baik lagi tempat sendiri. | Hujan emas di negeri orang, hujan batu di negeri sendiri; baik lagi di negeri sendiri | My father has been living abroad for years, and now he's a successful businessman. But deep down in his heart, he yearns to return to his homeland because to him, there is no place like home. | Bapaku telah lama hidup di perantauan, dan kini menjadi usahawan yang berjaya. Namun begitu, jauh di dalam hatinya, dia hendak pulang ke tanah air, kerana baginya, hujan emas di negeri orang, hujan batu di negeri sendiri; baik lagi di negeri sendiri. | Peribahasa dan Ungkapan Inggeris - Melayu |
| 260 | East, west, home's the best | Betapa baik pun tempat orang, baik lagi tempat sendiri. | Hujan emas di negeri orang, hujan batu di negeri sendiri; baik lagi di negeri sendiri | My father has been living abroad for years, and now he's a successful businessman. But deep down in his heart, he yearns to return to his homeland because to him, east, west, home's the best. | Bapaku telah lama hidup di perantauan, dan kini menjadi usahawan yang berjaya. Namun begitu, jauh di dalam hatinya, dia hendak pulang ke tanah air, kerana baginya, hujan emas di negeri orang, hujan batu di negeri sendiri; baik lagi di negeri sendiri. | Peribahasa dan Ungkapan Inggeris - Melayu |
| 261 | East, west, home's the best | Betapa baik pun tempat orang, baik lagi tempat sendiri. | Hujan keris lembing di negeri kita, hujan emas perak di negeri orang; baik lagi di negeri kita. | My father has been living abroad for years, and now he's a successful businessman. But deep down in his heart, he yearns to return to his homeland because to him, east, west, home's the best. | Bapaku telah lama hidup di perantauan, dan kini menjadi usahawan yang berjaya. Namun begitu, jauh di dalam hatinya, dia hendak pulang ke tanah air, kerana baginya, hujan keris lembing di negeri kita, hujan emas perak di negeri orang; baik lagi di negeri sendiri. | Peribahasa dan Ungkapan Inggeris - Melayu |
| 262 | Home is home, though it be never so homely | Betapa baik pun tempat orang, baik lagi tempat sendiri. | Hujan emas di negeri orang, hujan batu di negeri sendiri; baik lagi di negeri sendiri | My father has been living abroad for years, and now he's a successful businessman. But deep down in his heart, he yearns to return to his homeland because to him, home is home, though it be never so homely. | Bapaku telah lama hidup di perantauan, dan kini menjadi usahawan yang berjaya. Namun begitu, jauh di dalam hatinya, dia hendak pulang ke tanah air, kerana baginya, hujan emas di negeri orang, hujan batu di negeri sendiri; baik lagi di negeri sendiri. | Peribahasa dan Ungkapan Inggeris - Melayu |
| 259 | Dry bread at home is better than roast meat abroad. | Betapa baik pun tempat orang, baik lagi tempat sendiri. | Hujan emas di negeri orang, hujan batu di negeri sendiri; baik lagi di negeri sendiri | My father has been living abroad for years, and now he's a successful businessman. But deep down in his heart, he yearns to return to his homeland because to him, dry bread at home is better than roast meat abroad. | Bapaku telah lama hidup di perantauan, dan kini menjadi usahawan yang berjaya. Namun begitu, jauh di dalam hatinya, dia hendak pulang ke tanah air, kerana baginya, hujan emas di negeri orang, hujan batu di negeri sendiri; baik lagi di negeri sendiri. | Peribahasa dan Ungkapan Inggeris - Melayu |
| 257 | Dry bread at home is better than roast meat abroad. | Betapa baik pun tempat orang, baik lagi tempat sendiri. | Hujan emas di negeri orang, hujan batu di negeri sendiri; baik lagi di negeri sendiri | My father has been living abroad for years, and now he's a successful businessman. But deep down in his heart, he yearns to return to his homeland because to him, dry bread at home is better than roast meat abroad. | Bapaku telah lama hidup di perantauan, dan kini menjadi usahawan yang berjaya. Namun begitu, jauh di dalam hatinya, dia hendak pulang ke tanah air, kerana baginya, hujan emas di negeri orang, hujan batu di negeri sendiri; baik lagi di negeri sendiri. | Peribahasa dan Ungkapan Inggeris - Melayu |
| 258 | Dry bread at home is better than roast meat abroad. | Betapa baik pun tempat orang, baik lagi tempat sendiri. | Hujan keris lembing di negeri kita, hujan emas perak di negeri orang; baik lagi di negeri kita. | My father has been living abroad for years, and now he's a successful businessman. But deep down in his heart, he yearns to return to his homeland because to him, dry bread at home is better than roast meat abroad. | Bapaku telah lama hidup di perantauan, dan kini menjadi usahawan yang berjaya. Namun begitu, jauh di dalam hatinya, dia hendak pulang ke tanah air, kerana baginya, hujan keris lembing di negeri kita, hujan emas perak di negeri orang; baik lagi di negeri kita. | Peribahasa dan Ungkapan Inggeris - Melayu |
| 265 | Travel east and travel west, a man's own home is still the best | Betapa baik pun tempat orang, baik lagi tempat sendiri. | Hujan emas di negeri orang, hujan batu di negeri sendiri; baik lagi di negeri sendiri | My father has been living abroad for years, and now he's a successful businessman. But deep down in his heart, he yearns to return to his homeland because to him, travel east and travel west, a man's own home is still the best. | Bapaku telah lama hidup di perantauan, dan kini menjadi usahawan yang berjaya. Namun begitu, jauh di dalam hatinya, dia hendak pulang ke tanah air, kerana baginya, hujan emas di negeri orang, hujan batu di negeri sendiri; baik lagi di negeri sendiri. | Peribahasa dan Ungkapan Inggeris - Melayu |
| 263 | The smoke of a man's own country is better than the fire of another's. | Betapa baik pun tempat orang, baik lagi tempat sendiri. | Hujan emas di negeri orang, hujan batu di negeri sendiri; baik lagi di negeri sendiri | My father has been living abroad for years, and now he's a successful businessman. But deep down in his heart, he yearns to return to his homeland because to him, the smoke of a man's own country is better than the fire of another's. | Bapaku telah lama hidup di perantauan, dan kini menjadi usahawan yang berjaya. Namun begitu, jauh di dalam hatinya, dia hendak pulang ke tanah air, kerana baginya, hujan emas di negeri orang, hujan batu di negeri sendiri; baik lagi di negeri sendiri. | Peribahasa dan Ungkapan Inggeris - Melayu |
| 164 | Thatch your roof before rainy weather | Buat persediaan sebelum terlambat | Sediakan payung sebelum hujan | "Why do you have to bring an umbrella?" asked Dewi. "Thatch your roof before rainy weather," I replied. " But it's not going to rain today, and it's not the rainy season," said Dewi. "But we can use it as a weapon for out protection from wild dogs and suspicious man!" I reminded her. | ''Kenapa awak bawa payung?” tanya Dewi. “ Sediakan payung sebelum hujan,” jawabku. “Tetapi hari ini tidak hujan, dan sekarang ini bukan musim tengkujuh,” kata Dewi. “Tetapi payung ini boleh kita gunakan sebagai senjata untuk melindungi kita daripada anjung liar dan orang yang mencurigakan!” aku mengingatkannya. | Peribahasa dan Ungkapan Inggeris - Melayu |