Wb/tw/Nea efa mmoa ho - Those about animals and other creatures

• Abosomaketew se: nantew ntem ye asem, akyirika nso ye asem.

Meaning: The chameleon says: moving too quickly or too slowly is no guarantee against inevitable.

• Obi akonode ne odompo nsono.

Meaning: Someone's meat is another one's poison.

• Aboa nhohow fam bese hoa, onntew nwe, ono nso a ontew nto fam nanso se nipa retew a na orekeka no.

Meaning: The red tree ants on the colanut tree neither pluck nor eat the fruits but they prevent others from climbing the tree.

• Obi nton nakoko bere kwa.

Meaning: No one sells his hen for no apperent reason.

• Oguanten se oresee ne wura ban ho nso na ne dua ho na oresee no.

Meaning: The sheep who thinks it is defecating to spoil someone's house, does so to spoil its own tail.

• Akoko beatan nan tia ba na enkum ba.

Meaning: Parent's chastisement is for the good of the child, not to spoil him.