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Dec 15, 2004
Kotowaza of the day: Wisdom misunderestimated
Japanese:
賢は愚にかえる
Romanized:
Ken wa gu ni kaeru
Meaning of Japanese:
Wisdom may masquerade as foolishness (stupidity, silliness...)
English equivalents:
A wise man may sometimes play the fool
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