In Hungarian, the equivalent idiom to 'you let the fox guard the henhouse' is 'Kecskére bízta a káposztát,' which literally means 'you entrusted the cabbage to the goat,' reflecting a cultural difference where Hungarians use goats and cabbage instead of foxes and hens.
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In Hungary, they don't say the fox is guarding the henhouse. They say, Kecskére bízta a káposztát.
This means, you entrusted the cabbage to the goat.
Kecskére bízta a káposztát.
Kecskére bízta a káposztát.
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