Corsican Proverbs - page 12

He's like the rulers of la Rocca: a lot of smoke and no meat. (Corsican Proverb)
On april 8th, the cuckoo's call must be heard. View proverb
Corsican Proverb
The yew tree exists three hundred years: first green, then dry, then gone. View proverb
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The young pay for the old. View proverb
Corsican Proverb
Better to sit next to someone taking a shit rather than someone carving stone. View proverb
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Furciolu, forked. View proverb
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Money doesn't come from singing. View proverb
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You only die once. View proverb
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May problems with neighbors last only as long as snow in March. View proverb
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Don't trust a trained louse. View proverb
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Some work, others merely daydream. (Corsican Proverb)
The Lord gives biscuits to he who has teeth. View proverb
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A fox distances itself from a crazy pup. View proverb
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A good dog gets a good bone. View proverb
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A grunting donkey is nothing to be ashamed of. View proverb
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A horse aged thirty: don't add any more years. View proverb
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A husband must be respected, even if he's very short. View proverb
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A language silenced is a people who die. View proverb
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As long as there is life, there is hope. View proverb
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A father and mother can raise ten children. View proverb
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Nothing ventured, nothing gained. (Corsican Proverb)
Don't worry about the weather or the government. View proverb
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When cicadas sing, the swineherd weeps and works. View proverb
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You can't take a step that's longer than your legs. View proverb
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You can't say "prruci” without lips. View proverb
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