Cada país tienes su forma de decir las cosas con refranes, estos son algunos de los refranes más populares de Colombia.
Arbol que crece torcido, jamás se endereza: Es usado para referirse a una persona que no cambiara sus malos hábitos o actitudes.
De tal palo, tal astilla Lo usamos cuando el niño es parecido físicamente a su padre
A mal tiempo, buena cara: Podemos usar este refrán cuando, a pesar de pasar por un mal momento debemos tener buena actitud.
A palabras necias, oídos sordos: Quiere decir que no debes evadir malos comentarios.
Por la plata baila el mono: Significa que las personas hacen cualquier cosa por el dineroCamarón que se duerme, se lo lleva la corriente: Quiere decir que debemos estar atentos a todo, de lo contrario habrá malas consecuencias.
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