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Currency is NOT the same in NZ and Samoa. NZ uses the NZ dollar and Samoa uses the Samoan Tala. NZ is run by a democratic government. Samoa is 'partially' run by a democratic government (it is also run by a monarchy). NZ and Samoa now both drive on the left hand side of the road.
It is a Democracy with a prime minister and members of parliament. Most people in Samoa speak English or have some command of the English language.
There a lots of similarities and lots of differences also. It depends on what exact similarities you're after.
Both are south west Pacific island countries. Both have two main islands, and both countries have one main island that is volcanically active.
No Samoa is an island on its own situated east of New Zealand. Having said that, a lot of Samoans live in NZ and Samoan language is the second language most spoken in Auckland.
Samoa is an island near Fiji and has 214,000 people.
In Samoa they sell coconut products, nonu fish and fruit to overseas countries to make money
they are totally different countries, the climate, culture, language, location, landscape ... all different.
Petrol,Goverment,2 main islands
Western Samoa is 1 hr. ahead of New Zealand (all year).
Yes there are contries without states like new Zealand and Samoa.
The plane ride is about 3 hours. I know this because my mum went on a business trip. Miles: 1793.91 Kilometers:2886.94
Monica was born in Samoa and raised in New Zealand. She now works as a chef in London.
importance of the languageThe Samoan language is an important language in New Zealand, because it is the third most spoken language after English and Maori. Originally the language is from Samoa where the language is spoken by nearly 100 percent of the people everyday. More than 150,000 Samoans in New Zealand are very proud to hold onto and to maintain their language in Aotearoa. In New Zealand about 66% of the Samoan community speak Samoan with a large number who speak it as their first language. Many Samoan churches throughout New Zealand use the language on a regular basis. About 46% of New Zealand born Samoans speak the language. Many of these are proud of that and want their children to speak the language as well. Samoan is now part of the school curriculum in New Zealand. High schools in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch as well as many preschools use or teach the language as part of their daily programme. Samoan also has a degree programme at Victoria University of Wellington, and is part of Pacific Studies BA degree in Auckland university.The Human Rights Commission supported Samoan language week last year (2009) and the celebrations nationwide was an astounding success.
The two that I know of from New Zealand is Air New Zealand and Virgin Samoa.
it takes about 3.5 hours from Samoa to New Zealand and i know this because im from Samoa and now i live in New Zealand
New Zealand invade Samoa to defeat the Germans and rule them.
If you are assuming Auckland New Zealand to Apia, Samoa then it is around 2880 km.
Samoa became independent from New Zealand in 1962.
Samoa is located to the East of Australia and North of New Zealand
water in samoa is 51.96% lower than in new zealand oranges are 142.07% higher than in new zealand
This question is no longer valid, as Samoa has now changed its day to be like Australia and New Zealand. So when it is Wednesday in New Zealand, it is also Wednesday in Samoa.
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For independence from the New Zealand administration.
At the beginning of WW1 Samoa was called German Samoa and in the early days of the war it was occupied by New Zealand. At the begining of WW2 Samoa, then called Western Samoa was still under New Zealand's protection and allied itself with the allies.
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