Izay Tonga Ihany No Harabaina.
This proverb means that recognition or attention is given only to those who manage to accomplish a task or reach a goal. In a social context, it suggests that recognition is given only to successful people. The equivalent in English might be similar to ‘You reap what you sow,’ although this focuses more on the consequences of actions, while the Malagasy proverb emphasizes the notion of visible presence and effort. It also highlights a kind of ingratitude towards those who do not reach the goal.
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