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African Proverbs on Love. 4.

The... 2. Here are many more interesting and thought provoking African proverbs about love. A person who sells eggs should not start a fight in the market. This proverb originates from... 3. A husband with a gorgeous looking lady has no any difference with that farmer whose corn grow at the roadside ~ Kenyan Proverb It is difficult for two long-nosed lovers to kiss. There is no need for a man to destroy all beehives just because of a sting from a bee. 2. 5. Love is like a baby: it needs to be treated tenderly. Love and relationship can be built up between two hearts before or even after marriage. The house of a person we love is never far.

1. ~Congolese Proverb. A happy man marries the girl he loves but a happier man loves the girl he marries.

He who thinks he is leading and has no one following him is only taking a walk.

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Respect the fools to avoid noise. Here is a list of 60 African proverbs about love to encourage you to love your significant other in a romantic way, the African way.

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To marry … 2.No matter how far you urinate, the last drop always falls at your feet. The quarrel of lovers is the renewal of love. African Proverb. A child can play with its mother’s breasts, but not its father’s testicles. Kenya. lolz.....i also love this one: you cannot run and scratch your anus at the same time. Top 40 Funny African Proverbs.

60 Indigenous African Proverbs About Love.

~Moroccan Proverb. – Congo.

~ African Proverb from The Congo A slippery person is not a king.

If anyone makes you laugh, it is not always because they love you. But love endures 15. 1. To love someone who does not love you is like shaking a tree to make the dew drops fall. To love someone who does not love you, is like shaking a tree to make the dew drops fall. The proverb “Love is Blind” is attributed to many sources including Africa. – Kenya (Kikuyu) 16. 3. ~ African Proverb