Friday, March 5, 2021
Ghanaian Proverbs (148 Proverbs)
- If you go too near your relatives, they will not respect you.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- What people get by hard work they don't get for their neighbors.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- A woman is a flower in a garden; her husband is the fence around it.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- Since the beggar would come any way, it's best to invite him first.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- I will get it because I can, one says with a reason.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- The left hand washes the right and the right washes the left.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- If youthful pride were wealth, then every man would have had it in his lifetime.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- When a deceiving man tells you to climb a tree, tell him to climb it first. If he finds a comfortable spot you can follow him.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- A woman is like a rat: even if it grows up in your house, it steals from you.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- The "obereku" bird should be eaten hot.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- If an opportunity is not taken when it comes, it passes away.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- The prickly branches of the palm tree do not show preference even to friends.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- It is not only one person who bathes in the witch's water.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- When a man is coming toward you, you need not say, "Come here."
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- A Worthy cause is worth pursuing to the end.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- The army of the palm tree is its branches.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- If God breaks your leg, He will teach you how to limp.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- The responsibility of power is like holding an egg. Grasp it too tightly and it will drip through your fingers; hold it too loosely and it will drop and break.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- It is not wrong to go back for that which you have forgotten.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- When the bag tears, the shoulders get a rest.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- Even if the old woman has no teeth, her tiger nuts remain in her own bag.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- The blacksmith in one village becomes a blacksmith's apprentice in another.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- If the building of a nest were easy, would the little "apatipers" bird roost in the fork of a tree?
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- The soul of a rich man has no taboos.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- It is only one bad palm tree that spoils the whole lot of palm wine.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- When the palm nuts ripen, you carry half and I carry half.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- Even the elephant can fan off flies with its short tail.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- The blood soup made of one palm nut is shared in little drops.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- If the goat says it will become a sheep, there will always be black spots on its body.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
- The strength of the palm tree is in its branches.
(Ghanaian Proverb)
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