English friendship phrases

1, a friend born in Boston brought a distant land nearby and yet, while China held our friendship, heaven is still our neighbor.

2. Brothers may not be friends, but friends are always brothers. Brothers are not necessarily friends, but friends are always brothers. -Benjamin Franklin

Father is wealth, brother is comfort, and friend has both. A father is a treasure, a brother is a comfort, but a friend is both.

Friends exaggerate a person's virtue, while enemies exaggerate a person's sin.

There is no friendship without trust. Without trust, there is no friendship. -Epicurus

A friend in need is a friend in need.

7. A friend is a second self. A friend is a second self.

8. It is easier to lose friends than to find them. It's hard to get friends, but it's easy to lose them.

9. You don't know a friend until one needs it. When you need friends, you know them.

Friends you bought with gifts will be bought from you.

1 1, you will find a friend without shortcomings. There are no perfect friends.

12, a friend of a gentleman is as light as water. A friendship between gentlemen is as light as water (literally, the boundaries between friends can make the tree of friendship last forever).

Life without friends is like life without the sun. Life without friends is like losing sunshine.

14, without words, in friendship, all thoughts, all longings and all expectations are silent joy and sharing. In friendship, without words, all thoughts, all wishes and all hopes are shared in silent joy. -(Li) Ji Bolun

One should constantly mend his friendship. Only by "watering" often can friendship last forever.

One should constantly mend his friendship. Samuel John, British writer Farmers should keep friendship forever. -john johnson, British writer

A true friend is a friend forever. George macdonald, British novelist A true friend is a friend forever.

18, admonish your friends privately, but practice them openly. Admonish friends to associate privately, but praise friends to be honest.

Animals are very good friends-they never ask questions or criticize. George Eliot, British novelist Animals are easy to get along with. They don't ask questions or criticize. -Eliot, British novelist's famous English vocabulary about friendship

20. Choose friends slowly, but change friends slowly. Benjamin Franklin, American pest, be careful when choosing friends, but be more careful when changing friends. Franklin, American President