— Japanese Character comes before the teacher.
— African (Hausa) Character is a line on stone, none can rub it out.
— African (Hausa) [ Character is always corrupted by prosperity.
— Icelandic One's character is written in stone.
— Ghanaian ❖ The child of a snake is snake.
— Ghanaian Custom is the twin of the innate character.
— African (Egypt) A mother’s womb is technicolor; it gives birth
to any kind and character of children.
— Ghanaian A good character is more valuable than gold.
— Filipino A good character is the real beauty that never fades.
— Filipino ❖ A hundred men will have a hundred different characters.
— Vietnamese A man's character is revealed by his words.
— Filipino A man's character reaches town before his person.
— Danish A pretty face and fine clothes do not make character.
— Jamaican Before killing the chicken carefully
observe the character of your guest.
— Cameroonian ❖ Every man's character is good in his own eyes.
— African (Yoruba) Everyone admires his own character.
— Turkish Look not at the shape, look at the character.
— Turkish Only by waiting is character known.
— African (Hausa) Punishment is not putting to death,
it is improving character.
— African (Hausa) ❖ The parents can see best the character of the child.
— Japanese The stain upon a person's character
without fault will vanish.
— Hawaiian The tippler discloses his true character.
— Japanese Ugliness with a good character
is better than beauty.
— African (Hausa) Vast differences among people are in
the realm of character, not anatomy.
— Ghanaian ❖ Wherever a man goes to dwell,
his character goes with him.
— African (Yoruba) ❖❖❖