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How do you say this idiom?

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How do you say this in spanish?

It takes one to know one.

Any other idioms are welcome smile

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updated Jul 9, 2011
posted by Tattle

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Hello Tattle and Welcome to the SpanishDict forumgrin

You will find this phrase in the Spanish Dictphrasebook:

It takes one to know one

= el que lo dice lo es

I hope this helps grin grin

updated Jul 9, 2011
edited by FELIZ77
posted by FELIZ77
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Nothing comes to mind as a close equivalent but how about these expressions:

"Mira quién habla."

"Le dijo la sartén al cazo."

Finally, there is also this one I understand is used more in Spain:

"Cree el ladrón que todos son de su condición"

I am guessing these can be used in a variety of contexts, both positive and negative, but more so the latter....

updated Jul 9, 2011
posted by cristalino
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Feliz answered your question ,but I'll share one I found. How about "Eso es harina de otro costal" .I believe it means something like "a horse of a different color.

updated Jul 8, 2011
edited by Deanski
posted by heliotropeman
Hmmm, is this a Word Wrap gone awry? :) - cristalino, Jul 8, 2011
Too much indention on the first line, fixed it, hope you don't mind. - Deanski, Jul 8, 2011