Tanora Be Sondrotr'aina Ka Ho Faty Alohan'ny Marary
This proverb highlights the unpredictable nature of life and the dangers of carelessness among youth. It warns against not taking proper care of oneself or living recklessly by reminding that even those who seem healthy can die before those who are ill. In English, a similar saying would be: ‘The young take no thought of the morrow’. It serves as a call for caution and responsibility.
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- Iri-Mahory Toy Ny Volo Fotsy (Ho Tratra Antitra)
- Izay Mitambatra Vato Fa Izay Misaraka Fasika
- Manjono Lasa -Mamba Ka Sam Maka Ny Tiany
- Ny Hetaheta Tsy Afa-Dronono.
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- Zanaka Tsy Nateraka Mahabe Vavorona
- Tsy Mena-Mivadika Toy Ny Andro Ririnina