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Chandiwana nhasi, chichazokuwanawo mangwana.

Translation

It has befallen me today, tomorrow it will befall you.

Application

One who is unfeeling towards the misfortunes of others should know that the same could also happen to them.

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  2. Mhosva yomumwe, mangwana ndeyako.
  3. Nhasi chineni, mangwana chinewe.

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