<Li> Simplified Chinese: 鱼 与 熊 掌, 不可 兼 得.; traditional Chinese: 魚 與 熊 掌, 不可 兼 得 .--You can't have both the fish and the bear's paw . (Bear's paw is considered a delicacy in ancient China .) </Li> <Li> Croatian: Ne možeš imati i ovce i novce--You can't have both the sheep (pl .) and the money . Also, Vuk sit, ovce na broju--The wolf is full, the sheep are all accounted for . </Li> <Li> Czech: Nejde sedět zadkem na dvou židlích--You can't sit on two chairs at the same time . </Li> <Li> Danish: Man kan ikke både blæse og have mel i munden--You cannot both blow and have flour in your mouth . Or Danish: Man kan ikke få både i pose og (i) sæk - You can't get both in bag and (in) sack . </Li>

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