Translation of "Früh übt sich, was [sic] ein Meister werden will," as rendered in Harvard Classics : Continental Drama. Friedrich Schiller: "Wilhem Tell" III,1 (Tell)
Vgl. auch die Redensart: "Was ein Häkchen werden will, krümmt sich beizeiten."

I realize this has a different meaning, but I'd just like to share it on this fine September morning:
"Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise." (Benjamin Franklin)

I am English !!

There is no translation for this. There are some German sayings that you just can´t translate .... it simply doesn´t work.

I am English !!

There is no translation for this. There are some German sayings that you just can´t translate .... it simply doesn´t work.

But you could put it like this:

what it takes to become an expert in one's chosen field. ... We have to start young
http://blog.case.edu/kep2/transformation/index

To become an actor do you have to start young
http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/138955

you have to start young in order to learn well
http://www.history.org/media/podcasts_transcr...

Good drivers have to start young
http://badgerherald.com/sports/2007/03/09/nas...