A Spanish saying that literally translates to 'He who gets married, for his house.' It is used to express the idea that once someone gets married, their priorities shift towards their own family/home.
Examples
- Spanish: No esperes que Juan siga viniendo a todos los juegos de fútbol con nosotros, ya sabes, el que se casa para su casa.
- English: Don't expect Juan to keep coming to all the football games with us, you know, once you get married, your priorities shift to your own family.