Quanne i ppapere vanne alla Pugghie, pigghie a cappe e vvatte arraúgghie
Language or variety: 
Pugliese
Literal translation: 

Cuando las ocas salvajes van hacia la Pulla, coge la capa y envuélvete

Gloss: 

Quando le oche selvatiche vanno verso il Tavoliere della Puglia, prendi la cappa e ravvolgiti tutto.

Comments: 

Localizado en Monte Sant'Angelo (Foggia, Italia). Cf. Quanne la papere píje la marine...; y Quanne la papere píje la muntagne...

Categorization
Meteorology: 
bad weather
<bad weather>
cold
<cold>
forecast
<forecast>
General Subject Area: 
capa 'cloak', cognates and derivatives
<elements of everyday life>
goose
<animals (excluding grazing types)>
Pugghie (Italian, Puglia) [Apulia, area of Italy]
<place names [in italics]>
Geolocation

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Sources
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Author Title Edition In source
TROTTA, Marco Società e cultura contadina nei proverbi di Monte S. Angelo Editorial:
Centro Studi Garganici
Place of edition:
Monte Sant'Angelo (Foggia)
Publication date:
1982
 Page:
207
Proverb number:
1398
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