Trano Atsimo Sy Avaratra Ka Izay Tsy Mahalen-Kialofana
This proverb highlights the challenges and importance of finding a safe and welcoming place to take refuge. It often signifies a place where one feels protected and secure, away from the difficulties of life. In other words, it’s not easy to find a place, whether in the north or the south, where one can truly feel at home and safe. The English equivalent might be: ‘There is no place like home.’
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