"Don't trust... see, for all that glitters is not gold"
"all that glitters is not gold" is a citation from Shakespeare's "Merchant of Venice". The original was "all that glistens is not gold" and the modern translation uses "glitters" rather than "glistens"
well if u want to translate by meaning, but the original says dont trust everything you see, as for the second part, i think they both give the same meaning, the Arabic one is a proverb on its own (our own shakespear El Sheikh Sbear)
hey tantine you have been away for a while that is a bridge, you're supposed to translate into french now