BETONDI “NGOBI”
Vinhora -BAMENIAN (Pikin for BAMENDA)
1. “Nda’a fo’onda, kwo gitel.” (When a child mimics, it learns.)mus
2. “Yenak n’unga, nji ti’ kwa.” (What is planted in the land, blooms in the sun.)
3. “Eka na ke undu, ungongo na yu.” (The eye that sees the heart will not be deceived.)
4. “Aga yi’bi, ngu a ndong.” (The one who eats alone, dies alone.)
5. “Noko tenda, mona mpong.” (If you do not bend, you do not meet the rain.)
6. “Mbi nde canga, wa fe nyon.” (A single finger cannot lift a stone.)
7. “Bongbon yi gwat, en gwi’tsang.” (What costs a lot is not usually of value.)
8. “Nje nku pon, mpong mu fwi.” (A person who listens is wise beyond years.)
9. “Djam ebi, tolo elinta.” (When the crocodile’s tail is cut, the head remains dangerous.)
10. “Oton yu’boko, ba a fo.” (Where you dig, that is where you will find your treasure.)
2. “Yenak n’unga, nji ti’ kwa.” (What is planted in the land, blooms in the sun.)
3. “Eka na ke undu, ungongo na yu.” (The eye that sees the heart will not be deceived.)
4. “Aga yi’bi, ngu a ndong.” (The one who eats alone, dies alone.)
5. “Noko tenda, mona mpong.” (If you do not bend, you do not meet the rain.)
6. “Mbi nde canga, wa fe nyon.” (A single finger cannot lift a stone.)
7. “Bongbon yi gwat, en gwi’tsang.” (What costs a lot is not usually of value.)
8. “Nje nku pon, mpong mu fwi.” (A person who listens is wise beyond years.)
9. “Djam ebi, tolo elinta.” (When the crocodile’s tail is cut, the head remains dangerous.)
10. “Oton yu’boko, ba a fo.” (Where you dig, that is where you will find your treasure.)
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