[General] A constant guest is never welcome.

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Silverobama

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Hi.

I wonder if "A constant guest is never welcome" is an English idiom. I thought it was translated from Chinese; I'm not sure.

If it's an English idiom, I think the meaning is clear in itself, is it still okay to use by its literal sense?
 
It isn't an idiom that I've heard.
 
It's an English proverb. [link]
 
We live and learn.
 
New to me. I know the Benjsamin Franklin one about guests being like fish and going off after three days.
 
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