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Galician proverbs
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The Galician language is traditionally spoken in Galicia, which lies in northwestern Spain. Although this language sounds like a mixture of Spanish and Portuguese, it is an independent language that evolved directly from Latin.
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''Vos dona, eu dona, quen botará o porco fora?
Translation: You a lady, I a lady who is to drive out the sow?
English equivalent: There are too many chiefs and not enough indians.
Proverbs of All Nations http://books.google.com/books?id=PdxtAAAAMAAJ 11 June 2013 1859 W. Kent & Company (late D. Bogue) 49
See also
Basque proverbs
Catalan proverbs
Northern Catalan proverbs
Spanish proverbs
Category:Proverbs by language
Category:West Iberian languages
Category:Languages of Spain