Quan le canar querion et soppaton tan le s-ale, segno de plodze
Language or variety: 
Franco-provençal of Italy
Literal translation: 

Cuando los patos gritan y baten tanto las alas, signo de lluvia

Gloss: 

Quand les canards crient et battent longtemps les ailes, signe de pluie [...]

Comments: 

Sin localización precisa en la fuente. Corresponde al francoprovenzal del Valle de Aosta.

Categorization
Meteorology: 
rain, to rain
<rain, to rain>
forecast
<forecast>
General Subject Area: 
to shout, to shriek
<personification and the like>
duck
<animals (excluding grazing types)>
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Sources
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Author Titlesort descending Edition In source
CASSANO, Joseph La vie rustique et la philosophie dans les proverbes et dictons valdôtains Editorial:
F. Casanova / J. Brivio - J. Vittaz
Place of edition:
Turin / Aosta [Aosta]
Publication date:
1914 [1988, 3.ª ed.]
 Page:
196
Proverb number:
525
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