Ohabolana Malagasy (ampahany voalohany)

ENGLISH VERSION HERE – DIKATENY ANGLISY ATO sary: vehivavy manihika – nataon’i RD – © Edisiona Md Paoly Nitady ‘cartes postales’ tao Analakely, Antananarivo aho indray andro. Ao amin’i Lido na amin’ireny mpivarotra ‘cartes postales’ amin’ny sobika ireny no fifidianako ny ‘cartes postales’. Saingy tsy nahita izay nilaiko tamin’io andro io aho, ka nanapa-kevitra aho

Malagasy Proverbs (Part 1)

DIKATENY MALAGASY ATO – MALAGASY TRANSLATION HERE Featured image: a village on the coast – by RD – © Edisiona Md Paoly One day, I was looking for postcards in Analakely, Antananarivo. I usually buy postcards at Lido or any sellers who display their postcards for sale in a basket. I couldn’t find what I

Ny Voatavo

Sary voafantina: voatavo – nalain’ny Couleur tao amin’ny tranokala Pixabay English translation here! (dikateny anglisy ato) Rehefa mahita “voatavo” isika, dia matetika mampifandray ny voatavo amin’ny loko loranjy, ny sakafo, ary koa ny Halloween (maninona tokoa moa?). Tsy mankalaza ny Halloween ny (ankabeazan’ny) mponina eto Madagasikara na dia mety mankalaza izany any amin’ny sekoly iraisam-pirenena

Peanut Koba

Featured Image: Peanut Koba – Photo by Any Madagasikara Traduction française ici / French translation here Peanut koba or ‘koba voanjo’ is a typical Malagasy snack or dessert. Traditionally, it is made out of rice flour, ground peanuts, and brown sugar. ‘Koba’ is a kind of cake, but it’s not a cake. Koba(‘voanjo’) or peanut