Aza Tsara Vava Ririnina Toy Ny Mpamboly Voalobok'ambohidratrimo
This proverb advises humility and moderation in speech, especially during difficult or less favorable times, such as winter. It refers to a grape grower from Ambohidratrimo, a region known for its vineyards, suggesting that boasting about one’s skills or achievements is unwise when the situation is not favorable. A similar English proverb would be ‘Don’t count your chickens before they hatch.’
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