Il sabio muda conscio, il nescio no=--A wise man changes his mind, a fool never.
El sabio muda consejo, el necio no=--The wise man changes his mind, the fool never.
Bien sabe el sabio que no sabe, el nescio piensa que sabe=--The wise man knows well that he does not know; the ignorant man thinks he knows.
Among the Venetian printers of the beginning of the sixteenth century Johannes de Sabio et Fratres may be mentioned, if only on account of their Mark which is given herewith.
Alfonso el Sabio found this book at Toledo, and gave orders to a Jew called Juda Mosca, and a priest, Garci Perez, to translate it into Spanish.
Were I to apply to thesabio he might consent, but when I ask for my portion he would put me in ndui!
The sabio replied, "I put you in ndui," a kind of purgatory or hell.
But when El Sabio kicked for the third time human nature was too weak to resist further against brute violence.
It had not occurred to any of us that El Sabio might be condensed sufficiently to go through the narrow way; but if he truly were the collapsable donkey that Pablo declared him to be, we had a good deal to be thankful for.
Since I came away from my father and my mother, in Guadalajara, and from my little brother and sister there, El Sabio is everything in the world to me, señor.
With a yell that fairly cracked our ears the priest let go his hold and fell downward and backward; and at that same instant El Sabio delivered a final kick that struck fairly on the head of the falling man and battered in his skull.
Shifting El Sabio down these places was our hardest task; but with the ropes, and the intelligent part that he took in the performance, we managed it successfully.
I should die if we were parted; and El Sabio would die also.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sabio" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
