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Nuer – Nyaluak kɛnɛ guec (Nyaluak and the giraffe)
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Hema Proverbs
Collected by: African proverbs,Sayings and stories (visit to read proverbs explanation) Ente etabani etwarra omwana gwayo haihi n’omuhanda A stupid cow leads her calf near the road
Nuer – Dhɔl kɔa̠kni (The boy of the cracks)
Collected and written by Michael Thilyang Gatkek With special thanks to Fr Christian Carlassare and pastoral team of Holy Trinity Parish (Old Fangak) (for English translation see their great book: Nuer Folktales, Proverbs and Riddles) Mëëdan tɛ kɛ dhɔl mi te̠e̠ cieŋdiɛn … Continue reading
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Nuer -Gaat Tutdɛɛl göörkɛ cak The sons of Tutdel look for milk
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Nyanga Proverbs
Collected by: African proverbs,Sayings and stories (visit website to read proverbs explanation) Emuana uritanga, encano,w’arisa mu yakusianga mo’i kimua A child eats at his/her parents, even if he/she has poured out the flour
Nuer – Guɔ̠r (The Elephant)
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