Mamoiza Ry Vaotay Fa Nangery Eny Ambony Vato Ny Ankizy
This proverb highlights the dangers of idleness, especially for kids. Leaving children unsupervised and without activities exposes them to unnecessary risks, such as playing on dangerous rocks and getting injured. It emphasizes the importance of constantly guiding and keeping young ones occupied to protect them from harmful situations. The equivalent in English could be: ‘Idle hands are the devil’s workshop.’
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