"Tini punya lengan yang kuat."

Translation: Tini has a strong arm.

[agusdallalba]

Is 'Tini has a strong arm' really a good translation for this? I feel like 'Tini has strong arms' is what would be understood in pretty much any context.

[SunnyLyngdoh]

Now we know what sort of tactics Tini employs

[Nafafi]

It seems like I hear tangan used frequently for both hand and arm (and kaki for leg and foot). Is it better to use lengan though for arm?

[Nancy757351]

the speaker says "punya lengan" so quickly that it sounds like one word and thus difficult to understand