Tag Archives: South Sudan
Nuer – Guak kɛnɛ nyigol kɛ nyaŋlew (The fox, the vulture and the night jar)
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Nuer – Lib go̠o̠r jio̠b (The cormorant still looks for the axe)
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Nuer – Cäät leyni ti cieŋ kɛɛl (The animals used to be friends once)
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Nuer – Nyakuoth-Gɛɛr kɛnɛ Guɛk kɛ Jak-gɛ̈r-gɛ̈ɛ̈r (The hoopoe, the frog and the white stork)
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Nuer – Kiel (The marabou stork)
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Nuer – Bul nya nyigol (The marriage feast of the vulture’s daughter)
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Nuer – Wec leyni (The animal kingdom)
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Nuer – Cäät mieth din diaal (The banquet of the birds)
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Toposa Proverbs
Collected by: African Proverbs, Sayings and stories (visit to read proverbs explanations) 1. Kitacakari nyakook ewonit ngibaren. An empty stomach can make a person lose his or her cattle; that is, when the stomach is empty the legs … Continue reading →
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Anyuak Proverbs
Collected by: African proverbs,Sayings and stories (visit to read proverbs explanation) 1. Døø wøk adhienga teek. The beer is difficult to strain.
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