Mitsaha-Menomenona Hoatra Ny Vary Sosoa Voatondraka, Na Ny Voangory Mipaika.

This proverb illustrates an incessant and petty quarrel. Much like the constant noise of simmering rice or the buzzing of flies, some arguments never end and bring no value. It suggests that sometimes conflicts can be as useless as irregular and irrelevant noises. An equivalent proverb in English could be: ‘Making a mountain out of a molehill.’

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