Luxembourgish Proverbs

Luxembourgish Proverbs come from a small multilingual Grand Duchy at Europe’s crossroads. They prize modesty, thrift, and steady work—echoes of Ardennes villages, the steel boom, and life among EU capitals.

Keep your eye on girls that don't tell their mothers everything. (Luxembourgish Proverb)
The wife cries before the wedding, the husband after. View proverb
Luxembourgish Proverb
A man's eyes are for seeing, a woman's for being seen. View proverb
Luxembourgish Proverb
Words are but dwarfs, examples are giants. View proverb
Luxembourgish Proverb
In the eyes of its mother every turkey is a swan. View proverb
Luxembourgish Proverb
You will catch no birds with a club. View proverb
Luxembourgish Proverb
Truth is what women do not tell. View proverb
Luxembourgish Proverb
A woman is as old as she wishes to tell you. View proverb
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A woman is at her strongest when she faints. View proverb
Luxembourgish Proverb
A woman who likes to wash will find water. View proverb
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Your wife and your wheelbarrow are two things that you should never lend to anyone. (Luxembourgish Proverb)
A woman is as old as she wants to tell you she is. View proverb
Luxembourgish Proverb
Your wife and your wheelbarrow -- lend them to no one. View proverb
Luxembourgish Proverb
To the fiancT -- milk; to the bride -- butter; to the husband -- cheese. View proverb
Luxembourgish Proverb
To the fianct - milk; to the bride - butter; to the husband - cheese. View proverb
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All Wée fệeren no Rom. View proverb
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No der Dot, Wės allemeņsch Rot. View proverb
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Wan d'Nöt am grěsten as, as d ' Helleff am nosten. View proverb
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Our Homeland "Ons Heemecht” is the national anthem of Luxembourg. View proverb
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