African Proverbs - page 36

Keep your friends close but remember to keep your enemies closer. (African Proverb)
Knowledge is better than wealth, you have to look after wealth, but knowledge looks after you. View proverb
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Laughter does wonders for the heart. View proverb
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The partridge loves peas, but not those that go into the pot with it. View proverb
African Proverb
When you see a turtle on top of a fence post, you know he had some help. View proverb
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If the needle doesn't pass, the thread doesn't follow. View proverb
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If you carry the egg basket do not dance. View proverb
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Teeth are all friends among each other. View proverb
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A bitter heart devours its owner. View proverb
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A weak person goes where he is smiled at. View proverb
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You do not run into mountains, but people yes. (African Proverb)
If one comes to a fork of the road in a strange country, she stops to think. View proverb
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Only when a tree has grown can you tie your cow to it. View proverb
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We decide our affairs, then we rest them with God. View proverb
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There is no medicine to cure hatred. View proverb
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When a woman is hungry, she says, Roast something for the children that they might eat. View proverb
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He who cannot dance will say, The drum is bad! View proverb
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Good actions are nourishment for youths, much more than words. View proverb
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Coward, strangle your fear, or else you will strangle yourself. View proverb
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If you are not told about it, you go among people soiled. View proverb
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Night is followed by day, famine by abundance. (African Proverb)
The person to whom things are brought does not know the length of the road. View proverb
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You cannot avoid what lies in ambush for you. View proverb
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A satisfied person does not know what a hungry one feels. View proverb
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If you see a man in a gown eating with a man in rags, the food belongs to the latter. View proverb
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