Japanese sayings - Learn Japanese through Japanese Proverbs

The video explores various sayings that sound odd when translated directly into English. Each saying is explained with its literal translation and its actual meaning, covering themes like luck, taste, mistakes, suspicion, impossibility, wisdom, taste differences, ignorance, and exploitation.

What does the saying 'if you're going to do something you shouldn't, you should enjoy it to its fullest extent' imply?

What does 'it is better not to know' suggest in the context of the saying 'Sinaga not knowing is of Buddha'?