Ny Papelika Mo Maro Vava, Mitana Ny Hafatry Ny Ntaolo.
This proverb means that quails, through their constant chattering, symbolize the transmission of messages and advice from the ancestors. In Malagasy tradition, animals and nature often play a role in conveying beliefs and superstitions. Ancestors hold a very respected place, and their teachings are passed down through various forms, including the behavior of animals. Equivalent proverb: « From the mouths of elders come words of wisdom ».
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