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Mettar troppa chêrn ae foch.

“He that has many irons in the fire, some of them will cool.”

Taking on too many tasks at once means some of them will inevitably be neglected.

— Traditional San Marino & Romagna Wisdom, San Marino

Source: Traditional Romagnol dialect proverb (San Marino / Romagna regional oral tradition), public-domain — Wikiquote: Romagnol proverbs

More Proverbs from San Marino

A forza d' fê us fa la pratica.

“Practice makes perfect.”

A skill is only mastered through repeated doing, not through thinking about it.

Source: Traditional Romagnol dialect proverb (San Marino / Romagna regional oral tradition), public-domain — Wikiquote: Romagnol proverbs

A vle che e zogh séja béll, e bsogna che séja curt.

“Leave a jest when it pleases you best.”

A joke stays enjoyable only if it is kept short and does not overstay its welcome.

Source: Traditional Romagnol dialect proverb (San Marino / Romagna regional oral tradition), public-domain — Wikiquote: Romagnol proverbs

E bsogna ciapê la furtona quand la s'presenta.

“When fortune knocks, be sure to open the door.”

Seize an opportunity the moment it appears, because it may not return.

Source: Traditional Romagnol dialect proverb (San Marino / Romagna regional oral tradition), public-domain — Wikiquote: Romagnol proverbs

La bona mêdar la dis tö rom.

“The good mother does not say "will you?" — she gives.”

True generosity acts on its own, without waiting to be begged or asked twice.

Source: Traditional Romagnol dialect proverb (San Marino / Romagna regional oral tradition), public-domain — Wikiquote: Romagnol proverbs

La carité la prinzepia da se stess.

“Charity begins at home.”

Care for your own household and community first, before reaching outward.

Source: Traditional Romagnol dialect proverb (San Marino / Romagna regional oral tradition), public-domain — Wikiquote: Romagnol proverbs

La furtona la va e la ven.

“The wheel of fortune is forever in motion.”

Luck and circumstance are never fixed — they rise and fall over time.

Source: Traditional Romagnol dialect proverb (San Marino / Romagna regional oral tradition), public-domain — Wikiquote: Romagnol proverbs