Ny Lela Dia Maranitra Mandratra Na Malefaka Manome Tso-Drano
This proverb emphasizes the power of words and the crucial role the tongue plays in human communication. A word can be hurtful and leave deep scars, comparable to a sharp weapon, but it can also be soft, kind, and bring blessings. The proverb implies that we must be careful with our words, as they can have a positive or negative impact on others. The equivalent English proverb is ‘The tongue is mightier than the sword,’ to highlight the significance and power of words.
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