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He who pays the piper dictates the tune
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Ebano (m)
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A river does not flow through the forest without bringing down trees
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Ebano (m)
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The sweetest soup cost money
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sweets (f)
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he who does not listen to his elders will break a leg (asiyesikia la mkuu huvunjika guu) kenyan proverb
anger leads to losses (hasira hasara)
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Marathon
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if a child washed his hands, he could eat with kings
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Marathon
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He who brings Kola brings life.
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Marathon
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Those whose palm-kernels were cracked for them by a benevolent spirit should not forget to be humble.
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mide2 (f)
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If fire burns one and one's child, one will put hers out first.
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mide2 (f)
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It is too late to give omoye clothes to wear, because omoye has gone to the market naked.
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mide2 (f)
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If you are sent to deliver a message as a slave, you should deliver it as a son/child.
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mide2 (f)
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The king sent you a message, and the king's river is full to its bank. The king's message must be delivered and the river can't be crossed.
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mide2 (f)
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If a child has as many clothes as an elderly, he can't have as many rags as an elderly.
And if a child now as as many rags as an elderly, he definitely cannot have as many wretched clothes as an elderly.
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mide2 (f)
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Half a word is enough for a wise child when it gets into u it will become a whole sentence
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joyjames (f)
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No matter how man position his body the buttocks still remains behind him
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joyjames (f)
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when the race is slow woman holds on to her boobs
but when it is serious she let go her boobs
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