Haste makes waste.
Without googling or checking reference resources, what do you think this proverb means?
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Doing things too quickly is not necessary a good thing as you might forget to buy/do etc. something, therefore have to go back to stores etc. and by doing so you slow things down.
It is “necessarily” here, right?
Yes exactly Katrin, very good.
Yes indeed, you are correct, as usual! Very good. We need to use the adverb form, necessarily.
I think this proverb means that we should not do anything in a hurry, because the results will not correspond with what we expect. Hurrying will cause us to make mistakes and we will need more time to do the work again.
Yes Nia, exactly.