Ita some common proverbs

A ka ku amẹ shi ukomi, e laa je awẹ
When water is poured on the head, it must reach the ground.

Ọọse ọ ka kpe abọ a, ọ rọ mhu ekẹ.
When the crab washes its hands, it dips it in sand.

Alamigo l'ọọ khi: a ka de, inami o fi eva.
The hare has said: when one falls, the running is doubled up.

Abama l'ọọ khi: abi o li to, yọ o li aa lọkhọ.
The bedbug has said: as it becomes hot, so does it become cool.

Ọbo n'afẹ ọ vhaa mhu ẹlue - a doctor at home has no regard.

A kaa giwe l'a raa mhe imhagie.
We speak the truth while joking

A kaa bọ a n'ọgbọ, ọ aa bọ n'egbe ọli.
When one is consulted for, he must also consult for himself.

A kaa dolo ugua, ugua o aa wọghọ.
The more a bone is chewed, the softer it becomes.

A ka ku anyaka fia, a chigbe aa mila ọkhọkhọ eme n'ọ lẹli igasẹ.
After the fox has been chased away, then we may start asking the fowl why it went to the border.

A vhaa koko unu aa le ọọse
One cannot close his mouth and eat a crab.

Ikumava e vha r'utoguo aa rue evhevhẹ.
Two people do not go mad at once.

Ekpami e vha je oshimi, e vhaa già.
If the cheek do not retreat, they cannot laugh.

Amẹ o vhaa de, ekẹ o vha suọ.
It does not rain without the knowledge of the ground.

Aikẹde l'a rọ zẹ obọ ali owẹ.
In order not to fall we developed hands and legs.