"Mimi ni tembo"

Translation: I am an elephant

[AndreasII]

Does this sentence have any specific subtext?

[aboutpurpo]

Is this an idiom for clumsy?

[kechpaja]

I was thinking "fat", but that's another good guess. They need to put in the figurative meaning as well as the literal.

[dsimonds]

I think it means "I am huge, strong, overpowering (and you are weak)". Mimi ni tembo, na wewe chozi. I am an elephant, and you, a little bird. [Chozi could also mean teardrop, but comparing a large animal to a tiny one seems to make more sense]. Comments?

[Renata725212]

No, in spanish section very often used is - Yo soy en pinquino ( I am a pinquin ) =D But they give it at the beggining of the course not at the end.

[Klgregonis]

Sentences like this are usually found at the beginning of the tree. Not 4 skills from the end.