Vava Soa Sakafo Teny Ratsy Adidy
This proverb means that kind and pleasant words bring benefits or good outcomes, while hurtful or mean words lead to negative consequences, such as debts or obligations. In modern society, this proverb highlights the importance of speaking with care and consideration for others to maintain harmonious relationships. The equivalent proverb would be: ‘Kind words heal, harsh words hurt.’
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