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Ethiopia Proverbs - page 7
The first camel in the train holds everyone up, but it is the last which gets the beating.
Ethiopian Proverb
The fool is thirsty in the midst of a downpour.
Ethiopian Proverb
When the heart overflows, it comes out through the mouth.
Ethiopian Proverb
A cow gave birth to a fire; she wanted to lick it, but it burned; she wanted to leave it, but she could not because it was her own child.
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Advise and counsel him; if he does not listen, let adversity teach him.
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An eye and a friend are quickly hurt.
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While trying to pull down something from the antique she lost what she had under her armpit.
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A cat may go to a monastery, but she still remains a cat.
Ethiopian Proverb
Don't spend the evening in a house where you can't spend the night. A good name is better than good perfume. After the hyena has gone, the dog barks.
Ethiopian Proverb
When the hyena is gone, that is when the dog barks.
Ethiopian Proverb
When there are many women, the cabbage will be spoled. The slimming of an elephant and the losses of a rich man are not noticeable.
Ethiopian Proverb
They snatched from me my own cry.
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Mock the palm tree only when the date harvest is over.
Ethiopian Proverb
No one knows what the dawn will bring.
Ethiopian Proverb
One should punish a child the first time he comes home with a stolen egg. Otherwise, the day he returns home with a stolen ox, it will be too late.
Ethiopian Proverb
One who plants grapes by the road side, and one who marries a pretty woman, share the same problem.
Ethiopian Proverb
One who tries to hide with a dog, a child, a goat, or a person with a cold, will not remain hidden.
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It is easy to become a monk in one's old age.
Ethiopian Proverb
Don't blame God for creating the tiger -- instead, thank him for not giving it wings.
Ethiopian Proverb
Singing "Alelulia"everywwhere does not prove piety.
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The dog I bought, bit me; the fire I kindled, burned me.
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When they wish to eat a vulture, they call it a guinea fowl.
Ethiopian Proverb
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