Maltese Proverbs and Meanings

Collection des meilleurs proverbes maltais avec sens anglais

Maltese is the official language of African regional Malta, and this app is specially designed to find the best of Maltese proverbs. If you do not know the Maltese language don't worry because there is a separate English meaning of the Maltese proverbs included with this app. Some of the English verses have not been rendered a literal translation, but still, adhere to the gist of the tenets being delivered. If you are interested in African Proverbs and Idioms, especially in the Maltese language, this is the best app for you.

BENEFITS OF THE APP:

+ Hundreds of best Maltese Proverbs and meanings in the English language

+ Easy navigation to check and find out best out of the proverbs

+ All proverbs contains the original Maltese sayings, literal translation, and meaning in English so any non-Maltese speaker can understand to proverb very easily.

APP FEATURES:

+ Complete Offline App

+ Its FREE

+ Can Copy and Share Any Quotes

+ Separate Section to Save Your Favorite Quotes

SOME EXAMPLES:

Proverb: Jannar kiefer u Frar bid-dwiefer

Meaning: January is cruel, and February has talons, which means that Feb is much crueler

Proverb: B'riħ jew rifnu, minn hawn ilkoll għandna nsifru !

Meaning: Whether due to a breeze or else a hurricane, we shall all depart in some way or other.'

Proverb: Bassa daħka – fiswa ġlied!

Meaning: Breaking wind produces a laugh, yet, a silent fart stirs up a quarrel'. I will let you ponder on those words of wisdom.

Likewise, you can find hundreds of best Maltese Proverbs proverbs and meanings in Simple English.

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