Manambady Traky Nify Atao Aloha Mitsiky Amin'olona Atao Aoriana Sao Manaikitra Ny Tena
This proverb warns against the mistakes one might make by marrying someone who is deceptively charming. It teaches that appearances can be deceiving and that being seduced by a smiling facade can lead to disappointment and pain. Essentially, it advises to thoroughly know someone before committing to a serious relationship. An equivalent in English might be: ‘Beware of a wolf in sheep’s clothing.’
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