waita mutete​


1: this means the situation at hand is well above your pay grade, either because you lack the necessary qualifications or because you are not a member of the power circle -- you are a nobody!

2: a phrase used for saying, "you and I are not on the same level; you're beneath me. You can go ahead and throw tantrums all you want but it will be a rude awakening of reality for you."

Note: Waita mutete loosely translates into the English language as, "you're not built strong enough." This is because mutete is an antonym for dhafudhunda or dhafukorera ("big-boned").
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