African Congo Proverbs - page 2

Mothers-in-law are hard of hearing. (African Congo Proverb)
He who is free of faults, will never die. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
The teeth are smiling, but is the heart? View proverb
African Congo Proverb
Great events may stem from words of no importance. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
Friendship does not need pepper to cry. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
War ends nothing. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
The flesh of a young animal tastes flat. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
The impotent man does not eat spicy foods. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
The snake and the crab don't sleep in the same hole. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
Children are the reward of life. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
Prepare yourself for when the water comes up to your knees. (African Congo Proverb)
You inherit from the dead, not from the sick. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
Who sits down is a cripple. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
Let him speak who has seen with his eyes. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
When the bee comes to your house, let her have beer; you may want to visit the bee's house some day. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
Being well dressed does not prevent one from being poor. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
If you tell people to live together, you tell them to quarrel. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
Do not dispose of the monkey's tail before he is dead. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
Lower your head modestly while passing, and you will harvest bananas. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
Sleep is the cousin of death. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
The son shoots a leopard; the father is proud. (African Congo Proverb)
Wood may remain ten years in the water, but it will never become a crocodile. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
What is said over the dead lion's body, could not be said to him alive. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
Those who inherit fortunes are frequently more of a problem than those who made them. View proverb
African Congo Proverb
Woe to the high spirited bride whose mother-in-law is still alive. View proverb
African Congo Proverb