Afo Aman-Drano Sady Sakaiza No Fahavalo
This proverb reminds us that certain things or people can play a dual role in our lives. Fire and water are essential for human survival: fire for warmth and cooking, and water for drinking and washing. However, when uncontrolled, fire can become destructive and water can cause floods. Therefore, it is important to navigate relationships and daily interactions carefully, as today’s friends can become tomorrow’s enemies. An equivalent proverb in English would be: « Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer. »
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