Samoan Proverbs (22 Proverbs)
- The fault was committed in the bush, but it is now talked about on the highway.
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- The grasshopper flies about, but the kingfisher watches him.
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- The knee feels the tapping.
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- Your highness's blow cannot be parried.
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- First friends, then broken heads.
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- From the direction of the wind.
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- Let each do his share of the work.
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- Let the crab take counsel with its leg.
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- Only the snake looks at its slayer.
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- Persevere like a bird in the wind.
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- The careless fish will be eaten by the shark.
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- You shake in vain the branch that bears no fruit.
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- The person with burned fingers asks for tongs.
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- The person who has burned their fingers often asks for tongs.
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- May it end with threats and not come to blows.
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- Like a fish, one should look for a hole in the net.
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- Gather the breadfruit from the farthest branches first.
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- Blessed is the moon; it goes but it comes back again.
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- A decision made at night may be changed in the morning.
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- Sin is carried in the mouth.
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- Sit and wait for the good chestnuts.
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- Stones decay; words last.
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