Ny Vola Fitady, Ny Aina Fanary.
This proverb means that people are often willing to sacrifice their health or well-being to acquire money or wealth. It highlights the priority many place on material gain, sometimes at the expense of their own life and wellness. A similar proverb in English would be: ‘Money can’t buy happiness.’
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