Corsican proverbs

When peaches flower and ripen, days and nights have the same length.

A curse turns around and strikes the one who uttered it in the face.

Black ewe and white ewe: they who die, die, and those who live, live.

Not behaving and not organizing are as good as throwing yourself away.

A fine rain still soaks you to the bone, but no one takes it seriously.

No matter who has died, I want to sing. But when I die, anyone can sing.

A person peeing right against a wall most certainly has an Adam's apple.

He who has nothing will not eat. If you want flour, go gather chestnuts.

Piglia muglieri, ch? affrinar?. Maries-toi et tu deviendras plus temp?r?.

The yew tree exists three hundred years: first green, then dry, then gone.

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