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from the Irish
This means that when you speak his name "the devil" or satan.. you are inviting evil or demonic spirits. Satan loves to hear his name. When we speak his name we glorify him and give him more power in our lives. He wants to be involved in everything, so don't speak about him.
Speak of the Devil - song - was created in 1991.
Kata-kata syaitan -speak of devil Bisikan syaitan - whispers of devil
Throughout most of the 19th century, it was considered either in poor taste or outright dangerous to speak the word "Devil." The superstitious believed literally in the saying, "Speak of the devil and he appears." Saying his name "Devil" outloud, they thought, causes the actual Devil to physically come to you. So you can see why people found various words to use in place of "Devil," like "You little dickens," or "What the dickens is wrong with you," and so on, which is just a random choice of an unusual word. Interstingly, most people believed much the same about the word "Hell," convinced it was dangerous to speak the actual word. So they'd say, for example, "I got mad and told him to go to the other place," in order not to say "go to hell."
It is a saying to mean a person is in a tight or rough spot of difficulty.
Speak of the devil refers to a dated religious belief that if the Devil is mentioned by name, he will appear. This is why it is often used when someone coincidentally shows up, just as he or she is being talked about. Now, the belief is considered superstitious.
Speak of the Devil and He doth appear.....It is used when an object of discussion suddenly appears. Used in the Middle Ages as a superstitious prohibition against speaking of the Devil or any evil in general as the Devil might well appear
The phrase "tell the truth and shame the devil" means to be honest and forthright, even if it exposes wrongdoing or deceit. It implies that honesty is important, even if it may be uncomfortable or embarrassing for someone else.
Because we are shyGuys look at you but don't come to talk because they are nervous that they will saying something wrong or if they ask you out they get rejected.
If you believe in such then the devil is always out
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