"Wewe si nyanya!"

Translation: You are not a tomato!

[Monicel2]

It makes more sense to accept: you are not a grandmother

[Theo_Bromin]

What? I use this sentence all the time!!

[FrancescaA84639]

agree

[Blippie1]

the developers must've been running out of possible questions at this point.

[Phmeza]

This helps, all this tomato talk made me wonder if I may be one.

[Hashi97]

I am not sure how to use this sentence. But ok.

[Dealanach]

It does also accept "You are not a grandmother."

[the3lusive]

In Kenya nyanya means grandmother, but not in Tanzania.

[RowanM.1]

Ik ben geen tomaat; ik ben een appel! (Anyone who's done the Dutch course will get the joke.)

[RuBarnes]

Thank goodness! I was worried for a while there...

[JAYCEE154826]

hahah my friends used to call me a tomato back in school

[MfonUdoiny]

If nyanya could also mean "tomatoes" then why is "you are not tomatoes" as translation for "wewe si nyanya" not accepted?

[Francoise876798]

Why would anyone think someone was a tomato!LOL as I wrote the answer cos I was sure I must have got it wrong!

[rjhargrav]

What about "Usio nyanya" or even "Wewe sio nyanya" ?

[Musketeer80]

Thanks. I wasn't sure.