Korça saying: No matter what a man does, he cannot overcome his shadow!

• He who leaves his own field cultivates another's field.

• The rooster in his manure sings better.

• Language is preserved where it is written.

• The cat of the world comes home to overturn the pots.

• The village that seems to have no canal.

• The snake walks and wipes its tracks with its tail.

• If I washed you, washed you and combed your tail, open your eyes to lie.

• The dog wags its tail to maintain friendship.

• As they know us – let us be, as we are – let us not be.

• What do you like panties?

• Counting is not done without the inn.

• Don't talk like Zeqo's mother at the top of the heap.

• Do not sell dogs to buy puppies.

• While you are gathering grapes, the other has eaten a basket.

• If flies made honey, we would have our hives full.

• We mourned for wool and we were shorn.

• I milk the cow as much as she milks it, then she stomps on it and spills it.

• The puppy does not bite you no matter how much it barks.

• Mendjemadhi leaves on horseback, returns on foot.

• Do not knock at the door of the deaf.

• Man, no matter what he does, cannot overcome his shadow.

• There is no cuteness in the scabby head, the silk scarf.

• Do as I say, not as I do.

• When you find a death, they console you; and when you find shame, what do they say?

• The ring was lost, the finger is to blame.