Meaning
A frog's child is a frog. Children inherit the traits of their parents.
Cultural Background
Often used in a lighthearted way to explain why a child is talented at something their parent does. Similar concepts exist in many cultures, emphasizing the importance of family lineage. Used less frequently in professional settings to avoid sounding like you are stereotyping.
Context is Key
Use this proverb to praise or observe, but be careful not to sound like you are judging.
Meaning
A frog's child is a frog. Children inherit the traits of their parents.
Context is Key
Use this proverb to praise or observe, but be careful not to sound like you are judging.
Test Yourself
Complete the proverb.
{蛙|かえる}の{子|こ}は_____。
The proverb is 'Kaeru no ko wa kaeru'.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercises{蛙|かえる}の{子|こ}は_____。
The proverb is 'Kaeru no ko wa kaeru'.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsNo, it is too informal and potentially rude.
Related Phrases
{鳶|とび}が{鷹|たか}を{生|う}む
contrastA kite gives birth to a hawk.
