English-Russian proverbs and sayings - A to Y

Tastes differ.
éé ééẹfẹ éá ẹ?ééàẹ, ẹ,éắééẹ?éáẹ?éàéạ éẵéàẹ,.

That **** won''t fight.
éưẹ,éắẹ, éẵéắéẳéàẹ? éẵéà éẹ?éắéạéẹ'ẹ,.

That''s where the shoe pinches.
é'éắẹ, éééà ẹéắéééé éãéẹ?ẹ<ẹ,é.

The best is often the enemy of the good.
ézẹ, ééắéẹ?é ééắéẹ?é éẵéà éáẹ?ẹfẹ,.

The cat would eat fish and would not wet her feet.
é~ ẹ.éắẹ?éàẹ,ẹẹ éá ééắéằéàẹ,ẹẹ.

The cobbler''s wife is the worst shod.
éĂéééắéảéẵéáé ẹ.éắééáẹ, ééàéã ẹéééắé.

The cow knows not the worth of her tail till she loses it.
éĐẹ,éắ éáéẳéàéàéẳ éẵéà ẹ.ẹ?ééẵéáéẳ, ééắẹ,éàẹ?ẹéẹ^éá ééằéẹ?éàéẳ.

The devil is not so black as he is painted.
ééà ẹ,éé ẹẹ,ẹ?éẹ^éàéẵ ẹ?ẹ'ẹ?ẹ,, ééé éàééắ éẳééằẹZẹZẹ,.

The dogs bark, but the caravan goes on.
éĂéắééééá éằéẹZẹ,, é ééẹ?ééééẵ éáéẹ'ẹ,.

The early bird catches the worm.
ésẹ,éắ ẹ?ééẵéắ éẹẹ,éẹ'ẹ,, ẹ,éắéẳẹf é'éắé ééắééẹ'ẹ,.