Walloon Proverbs

Walloon Proverbs carry the wit of French-speaking Belgium, shaped by the coal-and-steel valleys of the Meuse and a proud regional identity. They prize plain talk, neighborly solidarity, and sharp humor.

Better warn than be warned. (Walloon Proverb)
Do what you want, but make sure you are first. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
He who keeps his mouth shut, dies without confession. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
The best ointment comes in small boxes. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
The tail is always the most difficult part to skin. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
White flowers are not to be found in a coal sack. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
Beauty is not so much what you see as what you dream. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
When two poor men help each other, God laughs. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
The more the billy goat stinks, the more the nanny goat loves him. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
In dark weather the devil is in the air. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
He started with nothing and still he has just his begging bag. (Walloon Proverb)
The chemist doesn't smell his own medicine. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
Three hairs are quickly combed. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
You only know saints by their miracles. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
Fat geese don't fly far. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
Don't make use of another's mouth unless it has been leant to you. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
A tree falls the way it leans. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
It is better to be alone than to be in bad company. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
On clâ chesse le a'ute. View proverb
Walloon Proverb
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