Ahandro Mahia Mila Menaka, Raha Matsatso Mila Sira, Raha Tsara Tsy Mila Dera.
This proverb emphasizes the significance of simplicity and humility. When something is imperfect, it requires enhancements to be acceptable. However, when something is inherently good, it doesn’t need praise or acclaim from others. The equivalent in English might be ‘Good wine needs no bush.’
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