Corsican Proverbs (336 Proverbs)
- Beautiful things are never as beautiful as those that are pleasing.
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- Crows with crows and ravens with ravens.
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- Dry March, good for beehives and rams.
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- Friends and family are worth more than money.
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- He who has money and friends, turns his nose at justice.
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- He's like the rulers of la Rocca: a lot of smoke and no meat.
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- In Frassetu and Tavera, don't say ?cuppa,? because they'll punch you in the face.
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- Linden, I want you.
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- Misery and poverty are two sisters; discord is their first cousin.
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- On April 8th, the cuckoo's call must be heard
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- Rainy March, beehives full of worms, and rams with colds.
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- The bad fortune of Zoza: in winter it sees not the sun and in summer it sees not the moon.
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- The maquis has no eyes, but it sees all.
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- The yew tree exists three hundred years: first green, then dry, then gone.
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- Unhappy, he who has no one.
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- When a blade has dulled, sharpen another.
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- When you pull the tooth, it will stop hurting.
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- You have to come into the world in order to enjoy the world.
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- Better to have little than nothing.
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- Cut me, prune me
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- Even fleas want to cough.
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- Full stomachs don't believe empty ones.
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- He who has nothing will not eat
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- Homes among homes and grapevines among grapevines.
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- In good companionship, the monk took a wife.
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- Little by little the measure is filled.
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- Mistakes are made even by priests at the altar.
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- Once a horse is old, ticks and flies flock to it.
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- Rats plotting: problems with flour.
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- The best gold is supple.
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- The more one lives the more one learns.
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- The young pay for the old.
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- Unseen merchandise cannot be evaluated.
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- When a dog ages, the fox pees on it.
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- When you've been had, you go home.
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- You learn something every day.
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- Better to sit next to someone taking a shit rather than someone carving stone.
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- Disorder brings about order.
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- Even honors are punishments.
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- Furciolu, forked.
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- He who injures with the sword will be finished by the sword.
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- Humid weather, smelly air.
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- In terra ch? t? vai, f? usu ch? t? trovi.
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- Little children, little problems; big children, big problems.
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- Money doesn't come from singing.
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- Once grape gathering has finished, you have to hang up the basket.
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- Reason is only verbal.
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- The best pears are eaten by the pigs.
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- The morning rainbow reaches the fountains; the evening rainbow fills the sails.
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- Theory dominates practice.
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- Vain speeches lead a man to the gallows.
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- When a pig has eaten its full, it pushes over its trough.
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- Where money is lacking, God provides.
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- You only die once.
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- Better to take an old husband than none.
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- Do no evil, it's a sin
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- Even the king saves his money.
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- Get advice, then make your own decision.
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- He who keeps his mouth shut doesn't get any flies to eat.
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- Hunger drives the wolf from its den.
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- In the place a donkey dies, fur remains.
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- Long live the headdress, because hats come and go.
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- Money from poor men and balls from dogs, impossible to hide.
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- One hand washes the other, both hands wash the face.
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- Receive and rejoice, Antonio, it's your celebration; always receive and never restrain.
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- The braying of donkeys doesn't reach heaven.
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- The most beautiful laughter comes from the mouth of a mourner.
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- There is no need to feed the dog that follows.
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- Water ends up in the sea.
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- When Christ disappears, light goes out.
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- Where money is lacking, none enters.
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- You're correct, but the goat is mine.
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- Black ewe and white ewe: they who die, die, and those who live, live.
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- Dogs bark and cows chew grass.
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- Every bed has lice.
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- Giving what one does not possess is always a sign of charity.
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- He who kills with bullets will die by bullets.
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- I can get another husband but never another brother.
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- In war, lies are as abundant as dirt.
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- Lord, make us shepherds in spring and swineherds in winter.
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