Ny Kitoza No Tsara Mihantona Fa Ny Teny Tsy Tsara Mihantona
This proverb warns about the importance and weight of the words we utter. Unlike smoked meat that retains its quality when hung, words, once spoken, cannot be ‘hung’ and have direct and immediate repercussions. Therefore, it is advised to be cautious and think carefully before speaking to avoid misunderstandings or conflicts. An equivalent English proverb could be: ‘Think before you speak’.
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