Ny Ariary Zato Iombonany Ka Kisoa Iray No Iadiana
This proverb highlights the notion of financial and material relationships among people. It warns us that even when people collaborate on something significant, like a sum of money, they can sometimes let small things, like a pig, cause conflicts. It emphasizes the importance of not letting trivial disputes disrupt more meaningful alliances or cooperations. An equivalent proverb in English would be ‘Penny wise, pound foolish.’
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